The Overprojected Nose - New Appearance After Rhinoplasty

The Overprojected Nose

Question:
If I have rhinoplasty to repair a long nose, will it look different from the front as well as the side?

Answer:
Yes, it will look shorter, less droopy!

Many people with long noses tell us that they are not bothered by the way they look from the front. As illustrated in the patient example below, we take great care to preserve the good aspects of your nasal appearance and only change the parts that need changing.

Ask Dr. Becker a question or arrange an appointment for a nose surgery consultation by calling 856-589-NOSE (6673) or emailing us at info@therhinoplastycenter.com.

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