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Alright so this is a custom guide for @dominantchad
On Nose Shrinking which he requested last night
Reminder: if ANY mistakes are made in this guide, please contact me via private message or reply to the post.
So first
What Actually Determines Nose Size? b/c u can’t change anything if u don’t know how it works obv
- osteocartilaginous framework (basically just the nasal bones and the upper/lower lateral cartilages b/c they help form the primary structural scaffold of the nasal dorsum and nasal tip)
- soft tissue and skin (the thickness of the skin soft tissue envelope promotess external nasal volume and contour)
- sebaceous gland density ( higher glandular density increases dermal thickness but especially in the nasal tip region tbh)
- fibrocartilage rigidity (cartilage stiffness contributes a lot to projection curvature and resistance to deformation )
- nasal tip support (ligamentous and cartilaginous support systems basically determine tip rotation tip projection and tip mass so yh BIG factor)
Softmaxxes?
- Reducing SSTE {skin–soft tissue envelope} thickness (this helps w/ modulating epidermal turnover dermal collagen organization or sebaceous activity can also change apparent nasal bulk)
- Isotretinoin {accutane} reduces sebaceous gland volume a lot {90%} which can decrease dermal thickness in ppl with high sebaceous hypertrophy
- getting lean (lowering bf%) (quite literally one of the best softmaxxes for anything imo) this could potentially reduce subcutaneous adipose tissue in the alar and perinasal regions changing perceived nasal definition in some ppl
Procedures?
- Botulinum toxin {Botox} for nasal flare (uh this targetss muscles like the levator labii superioris alaeque nasi or dilator naris reducing dynamic alar widening)
- {RF} microneedling decreases {SSTE} thickness through controlled thermal injury collagen remodeling and sebaceous gland modulationn
- Steroids ( post-rhinoplasty edema)
- Reduction Rhinoplasty (this is just structural modification of bone and cartilage to reduce dorsal height projection or width ig)
- Preservation Rhinopllastyy ( pretty much maintains native osteocartilaginous anatomy while lowering the dorsum through push‑down or let‑down techniques )
- Alar Base Reduction (get weir excision reduces the transverse dimension of the alar base so yh)
- Nasal Tip Refinement Surgery (modifies lower lateral cartilage volume and configuration to reduce tip bulbosity or projection)
- Osteotomies (controlled fractures of the nasal bones to narrow the bony vault and reduce overall nasal width)
I DIDN’T PUT A LOT OF TIME INTO THIS SO SORRY IF IT SUCKS @dominantchad
CORRECT ANYTHING IF IM WRONG
On Nose Shrinking which he requested last night
Reminder: if ANY mistakes are made in this guide, please contact me via private message or reply to the post.
So first
What Actually Determines Nose Size? b/c u can’t change anything if u don’t know how it works obv
- osteocartilaginous framework (basically just the nasal bones and the upper/lower lateral cartilages b/c they help form the primary structural scaffold of the nasal dorsum and nasal tip)
- soft tissue and skin (the thickness of the skin soft tissue envelope promotess external nasal volume and contour)
- sebaceous gland density ( higher glandular density increases dermal thickness but especially in the nasal tip region tbh)
- fibrocartilage rigidity (cartilage stiffness contributes a lot to projection curvature and resistance to deformation )
- nasal tip support (ligamentous and cartilaginous support systems basically determine tip rotation tip projection and tip mass so yh BIG factor)
Softmaxxes?
- Reducing SSTE {skin–soft tissue envelope} thickness (this helps w/ modulating epidermal turnover dermal collagen organization or sebaceous activity can also change apparent nasal bulk)
- Isotretinoin {accutane} reduces sebaceous gland volume a lot {90%} which can decrease dermal thickness in ppl with high sebaceous hypertrophy
- getting lean (lowering bf%) (quite literally one of the best softmaxxes for anything imo) this could potentially reduce subcutaneous adipose tissue in the alar and perinasal regions changing perceived nasal definition in some ppl
Procedures?
- Botulinum toxin {Botox} for nasal flare (uh this targetss muscles like the levator labii superioris alaeque nasi or dilator naris reducing dynamic alar widening)
- {RF} microneedling decreases {SSTE} thickness through controlled thermal injury collagen remodeling and sebaceous gland modulationn
- Steroids ( post-rhinoplasty edema)
- Reduction Rhinoplasty (this is just structural modification of bone and cartilage to reduce dorsal height projection or width ig)
- Preservation Rhinopllastyy ( pretty much maintains native osteocartilaginous anatomy while lowering the dorsum through push‑down or let‑down techniques )
- Alar Base Reduction (get weir excision reduces the transverse dimension of the alar base so yh)
- Nasal Tip Refinement Surgery (modifies lower lateral cartilage volume and configuration to reduce tip bulbosity or projection)
- Osteotomies (controlled fractures of the nasal bones to narrow the bony vault and reduce overall nasal width)
I DIDN’T PUT A LOT OF TIME INTO THIS SO SORRY IF IT SUCKS @dominantchad
CORRECT ANYTHING IF IM WRONG
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