randomsub5fromsouth
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I’ve been researching methods to make the midface look shorter, and I found something interesting: if you have a droopy nose, a rhinoplasty can dramatically improve your midface ratio. A downward-pointing tip pulls the whole subnasal region lower, which makes the midface appear longer even if your actual bone structure is normal or even compact. In cases like that, the nose itself is the problem not the maxilla.
When the tip is lifted and the droop is corrected, the subnasal point rises, the face looks more balanced, and the midface no longer appears stretched. People like K. Shami, for example, could benefit a lot from this kind of correction. Here’s an example of it
When the tip is lifted and the droop is corrected, the subnasal point rises, the face looks more balanced, and the midface no longer appears stretched. People like K. Shami, for example, could benefit a lot from this kind of correction. Here’s an example of it
