Patient education
Flat Nose: Causes and Options
Everything here is written to be used in a decision rather than studied for its own sake. If you read only one, read the second, because working out whether the bone, the cartilage, the tip or the proportions are responsible settles what all the others mean for you.
All guides
10 guides
- What Patients Mean by a Flat NosePatient language
- Why a Bridge Looks Low: Bone, Cartilage and ProportionCauses
- How Dorsum Height Is AssessedAssessment
- Flat Nose Red Flags: When a Low Bridge Is a Medical FindingRed flags
- The Treatment Ladder for a Low BridgeTreatment ladder
- Raising a Bridge Is Not Refining a TipPlanning
- What Each Bridge Option Does Not Do, and What It Needs LaterLimits
- When Not to Treat a Flat NoseDeciding
- Questions to Ask Before Raising a BridgePreparation
- The Honest Ceiling for a Low BridgeLimits
Find out whether your bridge lacks height, support, or both
Arrange an assessment. We will examine the profile, the tip and the base, say plainly what sets your bridge height, and describe what each option would do and what it would need over the years.