A Balance And Natural Look Is The Desire Of Every Beverly Hills Rhinoplasty Surgeon

It is very important that a nose look natural.  This includes balance.  Balance is defined as appropriate relationship between the tip and the bridge.  If at rhinoplasty, the bridge is created too low, there becomes a ski-slope appearance which actually makes the nose look more protuberant from the face.  This is never satisfactory.  Also, if the tip drops and looks round after surgery, then the bridge looks higher and the nose has a very unsatisfactory look.  This lack of balance can be corrected, of course, but it is best to have the original surgery avoid this problem. 

The other issue, which I discuss in my book, Secrets of a Bevelry Hills Cosmetic Surgeon, is how the nose looks from the front with respect to the tip versus the bridge.  If the tip is too wide for the bridge, particularly if the bridge has been overly narrowed by previous surgery, then the answer lies in correcting the bridge and not the tip.  On the other hand, sometimes if the bridge looks quite satisfactory, the tip of the nose is too bulbous, too wide, too bulky, then the tip must be addressed to bring it in harmony with the bridge.