People with thin nasal skin and little soft tissue often ask similar questions. Can they still have rhinoplasty? If they want a more projected tip or a longer-looking nose, how much can be done? In fact, rhinoplasty can still be planned in many cases of thin nasal skin, but it is important not to choose a shape from example photos alone, because the amount of nasal soft tissue, skin elasticity, original nose length and nasal tip structure differ from person to person.<\/p>\n\n
If you have a short nose with thin skin, or you are worried that your nasal tip cannot take much reshaping, an assessment by a surgeon is an important step. It shows whether a soft shape, a tip of suitable size or a technique that supports the structure is needed, such as open rhinoplasty, or using some cartilage as well. This article looks at which shapes suit thin nasal skin and what to know before deciding.<\/p>\n