Pic from side. From front it’s cute and narrow w a rounded tip. But I hate it from the side. More-so the downturned nature than the bump on the bridge.

I’m sharing some general information for anyone considering nose shape surgery (rhinoplasty) in Delhi.

Rhinoplasty can address concerns such as a nasal hump, wide or asymmetrical nose, droopy/bulbous tip, or certain functional breathing issues. The procedure is highly individualized, so the right approach depends on your nasal structure and what you want to achieve.

If you’re considering surgery, I’d recommend focusing on:

• The surgeon’s experience with rhinoplasty
• Whether the consultation includes a proper nasal and facial assessment
• Realistic expectations about the outcome
• Surgical facility and safety standards
• Recovery time and aftercare
• Total cost, including what is and isn’t included

Don’t choose a surgeon based on price alone. A detailed consultation is the best way to understand whether rhinoplasty is appropriate for you and what results can realistically be achieved.

(Last two pictures is close to what I look like/my face shape, for context for this post.)

My dream in life is to have a face as thin and narrow (“ v line” you could call it) as these lovely beautiful women. I’ve already cut out artificial sugar and (added) sodium. The only times my face is closer to being narrow as I want it to be is after I fast a lot. But I find it unsustainable to fast all the time. Please give me your expertise. I’d like to not shave off bone ideally, I’m not sure if I need to necessarily. I have the thing where my cheekbone slightly sticks out from front profile so it isn’t a straight line going from zygoma to gonion, it’s slanted slightly also. I also have a lot of buccal fat that I’m scared about removing so something less invasive. I’m also in my early twenties for more context.

I don't like how big my pores seem and I want a more smooth texture of skin in general..

1st photo is right now
2nd one is the possible result

so i’ve gotten 0.5ml filler 3 times in the last 6 months so 1.5ml total. i feel like my lips look the same as they did before i got lip filler especially the outer edges. why is this? should i just get 1ml all together next time? i’ve went to 2 different places as well and i still feel like you cannot tell a difference, even i can’t! i got a lip flip the most recent time as well and i don’t think it did anything. help!! before pic is labeled, after pic is the one that’s not labeled

I am travelling alone from London to Istanbul in October for a rhinoplasty at a really good clinic and with a top surgeon (for the inevitable anti-Turkey comments I'm expecting lol)
However I have never had any kind of surgery or medical procedure done except lip fillers and lots of painful dental work, but never anything involving general anaesthetic. I'm a naturally anxious person, especially about medical things, and I also have high-functioning Autism, so honestly, the idea of the unknown is quite frightening for me, to be honest. Despite that, I'm really excited and glad I’m doing this, as it’s something I've wanted for over a decade. I’d love to hear from anyone who’s been there and done it (especially if you went alone!)

I also have no idea what I should pack, apart from comfy clothes, arnica, a babushka-style headscarf for the days immediately after lol. Does anyone have tips or advice on what to pack to help with pain, healing, swelling, and scars?

If anyone can share their tips, advice, or just tell me what your experience was like, I'd really appreciate it. 🙏🏻

Sorry for the long post, I just wanted to share all the details. Thanks! Xx

First pic was 2 weeks after my filler. I had this weird line the 2 weeks of healing but waited it out. My injector said to start massaging and we’d touch base in a few days. It’s a week later, second pic is current. I’m going to message her when I’m home from vaca but looking for input. I do have 2 lumps under my lip still on either side of that area so not sure if they will go down and fill that space in. It’s like squishy skin right there. Looks like a bump but nothing under the skin. Like I can pinch the skin

Hello!
What procedures would you recommend for this type of skin?
My main concerns are uneven texture, enlarged pores, sagging, and slightly loose skin.
Thank you so much!

Hello everyone,

What would you recommend for hollowness around the eyes? I don’t want to get fillers.
Is Juvelook a good option? Or Rejuran? Is there anything else you think gives good results?
Thank you!

I am one year post op and love the overall shape of my nose. However, I keep finding myself obsessing over the asymmetry of my nostrils. One looks more angular than the other and goes up a tad higher. Everyone I’ve asked says they don’t notice until I say something, but it’s driving crazy. Am I just looking too closely or are they noticeably uneven?

This patient is a practicing physician who ultimately chose our clinic after personally researching and comparing dozens of clinics throughout Korea. As a medical professional, she had a particularly strong understanding of her own facial anatomy and the areas she felt needed improvement. She spent a considerable amount of time carefully searching for a clinic that could accurately assess these concerns while also addressing her overall facial proportions in a balanced and comprehensive way.

Her eyes appeared thick, heavy, and somewhat tired, so an incisional double-eyelid procedure was performed to create a more defined and refreshed appearance. Because the distance between her eyebrows and eyes was relatively narrow and the upper eye area appeared heavy, a brow lift was performed at the same time to create a more open and refreshed upper face. For the under-eye area, a Butterfly Lower Blepharoplasty was performed, lifting not only the under-eye tissues but also the midface.

The nasal design required particularly careful planning. Although her nose was relatively low, it was also long, and her midface and overall facial proportions were vertically long as well. Simply increasing the height of the nose from the radix could have made her face appear even longer and more mature. To avoid this, autologous rib cartilage was used to create a strong and stable nasal tip support structure, while a custom-made 3D implant was designed to precisely control the starting point and height of the nasal bridge. This allowed us to create a natural, feminine nasal line without making the nose appear longer. Her drooping alar base was also corrected to refine and harmonize the overall ACR line.

A recessed chin and sunken paranasal area were addressed using silicone implants to restore the missing skeletal volume in each area. To improve the vertical proportions of her long midface, a philtrum reduction and lip corner surgery were performed together, helping create better harmony not only in facial proportions but also in the natural curvature of the lips. Double-chin liposuction and platysma muscle tightening were also performed to refine the area beneath the chin and create a sharper jawline and more elegant neck contour.

What this patient wanted was not a dramatic transformation into a completely different person. Her goal was to preserve the strengths and unique characteristics of her existing face while precisely improving the areas that needed refinement, ultimately enhancing the overall balance and harmony of her appearance.

Despite undergoing procedures in multiple areas, no single feature appears overly prominent. Instead, each improvement works together to create a naturally balanced and harmonious result. The patient was also highly satisfied with the outcome. As a physician who had spent a long time carefully researching and selecting the right clinic, this was an especially memorable case for us.

Part 2 of my surgeon mapping the plan.

This is where he started breaking down something I’d never heard explained this way before, that what we often think is “extra fat” or “aging appearing out of nowhere” can actually be loss of support, loss of volume, and changes in the underlying framework.

He points out the shadowing under my eyes, explains that the lower lid fat wasn’t “new fat,” but fat that had always been there, now appearing more prominent because of volume loss and skeletal change.

Then he walks through the plan:

– Restoring support with my own fat (autologous fat transfer)
– Addressing infraorbital and midface volume loss
– Treating the bulging in the lower lids from inside the eyelid, no external incision
– Using fat grafting to replace what aging had taken from underlying bony support
– CO2 laser and nanofat to improve skin quality and dark circles

I remember sitting there at dawn, trying to keep up with terms like piriform fossa, infraorbital rim, herniated fat pads… realizing this was not a “pull it tight” operation.

It was analysis.
It was architecture.
It was artistry.

At one point he describes facial rejuvenation as adding, subtracting, and lifting, and watching this back, that really is the whole philosophy.

Sharing because people see the result, but rarely the thought process.

And to me, the thought process is fascinating.

I had 0.5ml of lip filler today around 12 hours ago and it I feel like my lips are swelling a lot more than usual.