The Complete Droopy Nose Guide

[7six8]

THE COMPLETE DROOPY NOSE GUIDE
Causes, fixes, and what not to get.
short but gold
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What causes a droopy nose:
A good premaxillary development is what causes an upturned look on a nose.
Sean O'pry is a good example of what a well developed nose but a recessed Premaxilla looks like.

In the after photo you can see just with a better premaxilla his nose looks a almost perfect.

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Fixes for you:

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  Choose Tip Rhinoplasty (Tiplasty)
  
  • Cost: $7,500 – $10,500 USD
  • How it works: The surgeon works strictly on the cartilage at the lower third of your nose. They lift and anchor the drooping tip upward using a small graft (like a kickstand) and leave your nasal bone/bridge completely alone.
  • Best if: Your nasal bridge is already straight, you have no hump, your teeth align perfectly, and you only want to fix the droop at the very tip.
  • Recovery: 1 to 2 weeks of swelling; very minimal bruising. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

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  Choose Full Cosmetic Rhinoplasty
  
  • Cost: $9,500 – $13,500 USD
  • How it works: The surgeon reshapes the entire nasal structure. They lift and rotate the downturned tip while simultaneously shaving down any bone humps or narrowing the bridge.
  • Best if: You want to fix the drooping tip and change the profile of your nasal bridge or narrow the overall width of your nose.
  • Recovery: 2 weeks for initial social recovery; splint removed at day 7; mild bruising under eyes. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

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  Choose LeFort 1 Osteotomy
  
  • Cost: $3,000 – $5,500 USD out-of-pocket (If OHIP-covered for functional bite issues) or $11,000 – $18,500+ USD (Purely cosmetic/private).
  • How it works: A major jaw surgery where the upper jaw bone is cut and moved forward or upward. This pushes the base of the nose out and naturally rotates the tip up, but it also widens your nostrils.
  • Best if: You have a severe bite issue (like an underbite or open bite) or a sunken midface, and you want to fix your jaw function alongside the nose angle.
  • Recovery: 6+ weeks; liquid-to-soft food diet; significant facial swelling.

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Derma Filler ("liquid nose job")​

How It Works
The injector injects a thick hyaluronic acid filler into the columella (the column of tissue between your nostrils). This creates a tiny, firm column that physically props up the drooping cartilage, mimicking a surgical graft to force the tip upward.

Why You Shouldn't Do It

• Extreme Safety Risk: The nose tip is the most dangerous zone on the face for filler. The tight skin space is packed with critical blood vessels. A single accidental injection into a vessel can cause vascular occlusion, leading to skin necrosis (rotting facial tissue) or permanent scarring. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
• Makes the Nose Bigger: Filler is an additive product. It adds physical volume, meaning it will make your nasal tip look larger, wider, or more bulbous over time rather than refined. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
• Temporary and Costs Compound: It lasts only 6 to 12 months. Spending $750 USD every year quickly matches the cost of a permanent surgical tip rhinoplasty within a few years. [1, 2]

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Thanks for reading bluds
hope you enjoyed,
reply with which procedure you would get!​

 

[7six8]

booomp

 

[Psl King]

Nice. But are there not any non-surgical options?

 

[lurking truecel]

Blud

 

[seal_1]

Bro lives in ontario

 

[7six8]

Nice. But are there not any non-surgical options?

maybe but this isnt the thread for em

 

[gravlek]

All water, but better than most grey cumontributions so you’ll get a like

 

[7six8]

Blud

Blud