this person had alar base reduction surgery. there are small incisions made in the creases on the side of the nose. a small portion is removed and then resewn. it heals beautifully and you can't even tell there was an incision made there if done well. a lot of asians also get this done as the width of the nose tends to be wide (and gets even wider when you smile).
I am browsing through some before and after photos of rhinoplasty patients.. and.. i found this..
Rhinoplasty Before & After PhotosAugust 12, 2009
Before frontal view: rhinoplastysurgeonnyc.files.wordpress.com/2009/08/rhino_ba2_before.jpg
After frontal view: http://rhinoplastysurgeonnyc.files.wordpress.com/2009/08/rhino_ba2_after.jpg?w=200
Before side view: http://rhinoplastysurgeonnyc.files.wordpress.com/2009/08/rhino_ba2b_before.jpg?w=200
After side view: http://rhinoplastysurgeonnyc.files.wordpress.com/2009/08/rhino_ba2b_after.jpg?w=200
Female patient from London who came specifically to New York seeking Dr. Rizks signature 3-Dimensional High Definition Rhinoplasty technique. She had a Rhinoplasty with nostril reduction and is shown here 1 month post-operatively.
You might think that the before and after are two different people.. but they are not.. check out http://rhinoplastysurgeonnyc.wordpress.com/category/rhinoplasty-before-after/
and see the photos side by side..
I am seriously very impressed with the above work (though I am a Chinese).
How is the above transformation even technically possible?
The width of the nose is reduced by half...?! Are you going to cut out the entire lower half of your nose and pushed the alar inwards by half of the inital width..?
Anyone knows?
It looks too good to be true! what do you all think?