Nasal Hump Reduction In Michigan
Many of these patients have disliked this feature for years, while others have experienced trauma to the area, resulting in a larger or misshapen nose. A history of trauma, in fact, is very common in rhinoplasty patients. Our Michigan plastic surgeons have the skill and attention to detail that enable them to perform highly specialized rhinoplasty surgery, treating all types of noses and helping Michigan patients feel more confident about their appearance.
An Individualized Approach To Rhinoplasty
Our plastic surgeons specialize in nasal-hump reduction for rhinoplasty patients in Michigan. They use a unique approach to this procedure so that patients maintain a straight profile and avoid an operated, “scooped” nasal appearance. Additionally, about half of our patients have some concern about poor breathing through their nose. Because reducing the nasal bump also reduces the size of the nose, breathing can worsen. For that reason, our surgeons strive to maintain or improve breathing during hump reduction by supporting the nose internally during surgery.
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Large Nasal-Hump Reduction In Michigan
One of Dr. Malhotra’s patients wanted rhinoplasty surgery at his Michigan practice because she was primarily concerned with a large hump on her nose. She felt that it dominated her face and that the tip pointed downward when she smiled. In this patient, hump-reduction surgery could have compromised her ability to breathe through her nose. To reduce the nasal hump for her, Dr. Malhotra successfully removed a large portion of the nose structure to achieve a straight profile, but he also reinforced the structures that allowed her to breathe normally. See the select rhinoplasty before and after photos from our Michigan patients.
*Each patient is unique and individual results may vary.
Nose Job Before And After:
Another patient who came to Dr. Malhotra was concerned with the relatively small bump on her nasal bridge. In addition, she wanted to have a nasal tip that would be sharper and lifted, or “tip rotated.” Her anatomic analysis showed that she had thin skin and a very open nasal passage. Her procedure involved an open rhinoplasty with hump reduction, nasal tip cartilage shaping sutures, and tip rotation. Due to her thin skin, all alterations had to be disguised carefully to avoid any telltale signs of surgery. See the select rhinoplasty before and after photos from our Michigan patients.
Long-Lasting Results
Our plastic surgeons have advanced expertise in rhinoplasty procedures, giving patients in Michigan a unique combination of skills to deliver naturally beautiful, long-lasting results.