needsurgeryasap
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So my eye distance around my nose is not equal on both sides. Is that fixable? Can they center my nose starting from the bridge? Can they shave the bone on one side to make that side of my face eye distance next to my nose larger to match the other side?
Deviated nose can cause one side of your face to look bigger than the other. What I found out is for some people, their face isn't bigger on one side and smaller on the other, the distance between your eyes and nose can make it look like you have a bigger cheek on on side.
(She isn't a great example for this as her jaw is longer on one side but I can make a case out of her nose job not really fixing her deviation in terms of overall look)
Example: Look at her nose. Her nose looks off-center after a nose job. Before, it looked centered but the issue was more about her eye distance in relation to the nose bridge). That's why her nose looks off center after surgery. I will show an annotated version as its difficult to explain on text.
I couldn't find a better example. Hers isn't that big of an issue but you can see the small differences. Is this in any way fixable?
Deviated nose can cause one side of your face to look bigger than the other. What I found out is for some people, their face isn't bigger on one side and smaller on the other, the distance between your eyes and nose can make it look like you have a bigger cheek on on side.
(She isn't a great example for this as her jaw is longer on one side but I can make a case out of her nose job not really fixing her deviation in terms of overall look)
Example: Look at her nose. Her nose looks off-center after a nose job. Before, it looked centered but the issue was more about her eye distance in relation to the nose bridge). That's why her nose looks off center after surgery. I will show an annotated version as its difficult to explain on text.
I couldn't find a better example. Hers isn't that big of an issue but you can see the small differences. Is this in any way fixable?
