Dr. Steven Denenberg's facial plastic surgery before and afters: Rhinoplasty, large tip noses #11

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The frontal view is always the hardest to evaluate, but we'll try. Look at the two white dots in the tip of the nose. They are reflections from the flashes, just as there are two white dots in each of her eyes. Now compare the position of those dots with the position of her nostrils in the before and after photos. You'll find that the dots are higher in the after picture, indicating that I succeeded in elevating the tip of her nose.

It's harder to tell what was done to the dorsum from this view, but check out the two vertical parallel white stripes in the dorsum in her after picture. They are more even and uniform than the stripes in her before picture, indicating that her dorsum was narrowed and straightened. See what you can tell if you know what clues to look for?

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All views of this rhinoplasty patient:

rhinoplasty 1: Right oblique	rhinoplasty 2: Right profile	rhinoplasty 3: Left oblique

rhinoplasty current: Frontal	rhinoplasty 5: Right oblique	rhinoplasty 6: Left profile

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Questioner: Would I be a good candidate for rhinoplasty?
If so, would it be a complicated procedure? What kind of improvement is reasonable to expect? Apologies for the radiator in the background.
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Dr. Denenberg's answer: Yes, of course you're a good candidate
If I were able to demonstrate on a computer the kinds of change that I would recommend for your nose, I would lower the hump, and bring the entire nose, including the tip, back closer to your face.

Making those changes would make the nose look longer, though, so we'd raise the tip of your nose, so the nose doesn't look too long after surgery.

It's hard to make changes, however, on photos this small. If you post larger photos, it'd be possible.

And yes, it would be a complicated procedure, because of the myriad changes that are on the list of things to do.

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