Refining Your Nasal Tip In Michigan
Patients seeking rhinoplasty often want to enhance the shape of the nasal tip. One common issue is a nasal tip that looks “boxy” or round. Surgical techniques used in the past emphasized pinched nasal tips. Modern methods can create a refined nasal tip while avoiding the “nose job” look. Ann Arbor, Michigan, plastic surgeon Dr. Pramit Malhotra’s objective is to give his patients elegant, natural-looking noses—noses that looks like theirs, only better.
Refining Your Nasal Tip
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Evaluating Your Nose
Women and men interested in rhinoplasty in Ann Arbor, Michigan, often have two major concerns: their nasal tips and their profiles. It is very important that patients communicate their personal perceptions of what constitutes an attractive nose to their cosmetic surgeon.
During your consultation, Dr. Malhotra will show you how to measure and evaluate the various parts of your nose. First, he will measure the bony part between your eyes to check the nasal width. Second, he will examine the midsection or “middle third” of your nose for width and how it blends to your cheek. Another parameter he will assess is how smoothly one portion of the nose transitions to the next.
The nasal tip is quite complex. It will be evaluated for definition as well as for how far it projects from the face, which is called “tip projection.” In order to avoid the obvious look of a nose job, Dr. Malhotra will discuss with you how to achieve a result that is balanced, elegant, and beautiful.
Achieving A Natural Appearance
Achieving A Sharper Nasal Tip
Listen as Dr. Malhotra explains how it is possible to achieve a more refined nose tip while also improving airflow when breathing.
Avoiding Unnatural Rhinoplasty Results
Long-Lasting Rhinoplasty Results
Schedule A Consultation
Our Michigan plastic surgery specialists understand that the difference is in the details when it comes to achieving your desired results. VisitDr. Malhotra and Dr. Ballard at Ann Arbor Plastic Surgery, schedule your consultation today.