Nose concerns
Start from what you want to change. Each guide explains how surgeons assess the concern, which technique usually treats it, and what result is realistic.
Dorsal hump (bump on the bridge)
A dorsal hump is a bump on the bridge of the nose. How surgeons assess it, which rhinoplasty techniques lower it, and what result is realistic.
Read the guideBulbous nasal tip
A bulbous tip looks round, wide or poorly defined. How surgeons assess it, which tip techniques are used, and how much change is realistic.
Read the guideWide nose
A wide nose can come from the bony bridge, the tip or the nostril base. How surgeons assess width, which techniques narrow it, and what is realistic.
Read the guideCrooked nose
A crooked nose may involve the bones, the septum or both. How surgeons assess it, which techniques straighten it, and why perfect symmetry is not promised.
Read the guideDroopy nasal tip
A droopy tip points down or drops when you smile. How surgeons measure it, which techniques lift it, and what a 41-patient study found.
Read the guideBreathing problems and a deviated septum
A deviated septum can block one side of the nose. Symptoms, who needs surgery, how septoplasty differs from septorhinoplasty, and recovery.
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