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Alarplasty gone wrong means a result after alar base reduction (alarplasty) that does not turn out as designed, such as uneven alae, misshapen or flared nostrils, a raised, visible scar, or so much tissue removed that the nose looks unnatural.
A dorsal hump (nasal hump) is bone or cartilage on the bridge of the nose that is raised more than usual, so the bridge is not smooth and shows a bump or curve. It is found in both Asian and European people…
Open rhinoplasty, is the scar easy to see, does it hurt more and does recovery take longer? Check 5 misconceptions to know before you choose a technique.
Nose splint removal 7 days after rhinoplasty. Is your nose still swollen, how will the shape look and how do you care for yourself after the nasal splint comes off? Answers to common questions from S45 Clinic.
Do nose implants need to be replaced 5 to 10 years after rhinoplasty? Learn the signs to watch for and the factors a surgeon assesses before planning treatment.
What causes a short, contracted nasal tip, a hollow alar crease or an asymmetrical alar base and alae, and what a surgeon assesses before planning surgery.
Frequent breathing difficulty, a tilted nose or narrow nostrils may point to a deviated septum. Check the signs many people overlook before deciding on rhinoplasty.
Nose does not fit my face after rhinoplasty? Learn what can cause it, which cases need a surgeon’s structural assessment, and how to consult S45 Clinic.
Want conservative rhinoplasty that suits your face? Have your bridge, nasal tip and facial proportions assessed before semi-open surgery at S45 Clinic.
A thin nose tip can come from your existing structure, an old implant or skin changes after nose surgery. Learn what to assess and which shapes suit you.
