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With the dorsum of the nose pushed in just above the tip, the tip looks
too prominent, isolated from its neighboring structures. After surgery,
the nose flows more gracefully from dorsum to tip, without the divot.
The artificial material I like to use is soft, like a cloth, so it doesn't
show any sharp edges as grafted cartilage could. Note the smooth, natural contour
of the bridge of his nose after surgery.
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Questioner:
Is my Nose Way Too Big? Should I Consider Rhinoplasty?
I've always hated my nose. I've never seen another person with a similar nose as mine. I feel its way too big. Should I consider a rhinoplasty :\?
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Dr. Denenberg's answer: A wide nose like yours can usually be improved with a rhinoplasty.
From this one photo at least, it does appear that you would be a good candidate for a rhinoplasty. You seem to have strong cartilages that make your nose perhaps wider than average. Your nasal bones, in the upper half of your nose, are also wide apart, and could be brought closer together during the operation. I don’t see a profile view, but it also seems that your nose is long, from where it starts between your eyes down to your tip, and perhaps your profile view could be improved by elevating the tip of the nose at the same time as making the other changes.
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