Getting nose mole/birthmark removed

[trucel888]

I’ve had a mole on my nose since birth and it’s gotten more noticable over time. People like to use it as one of their go to insults for my or how fucked my nose is, or my weight (obviously I’m in the gym I’m not retarted) but I don’t really care because I know that for the most part my flaws are fixable.

The reason I’m posting is because I think In my mind that when I get the mole removed that it’ll make my nose less witch looking and hopefully angle the tip of my nose up 1mm, because the mole is so deep it has actually caused downward growth in my nose overtime. And I wanted to know if I’m delusinal and I should rope to hexum or actually try (here’s a side and front profile of my face) and be brutally honest with things I could improve

 

[vermicel]

1st frame : starting point
2nd frame : after mole removal
3rd frame : after chin reduction
4th frame : after fat loss
5th frame : after bimax with CCW, rhinoplasty with radix graft and anterior nasal spine graft

If I were you, I wouldn't expect too big of an aesthetic change from the mole removal (as suggested by the 2nd frame in the morph above).
The "witch look" isn't caused by your nose, but actually by your chin. You suffer from antegenia and macrogenia. In other words : your chin is too large, projected too far forward and downward. You can correct it with a chin reduction surgery (3rd frame).
Your nose displays a moderate dorsal hump due to a recessed radix. Your subnasale lacks a bit of projection forward too. These two aspects could be addressed with cartilage grafts during a rhinoplasty (5th frame).
Your jaw looks a bit recessed and downgrown. If confirmed, and especially if you suffer from functional issues (breathing, sleeping, chewing), you could consider a bimax with counter-clockwise movement. In theory, the bimax could be executed together with the chin reduction during a single surgical session.

How much weight have you lost since registering here 8 months ago ?