Nasal Dorsum

Smoother bridge. Balanced profile.

Central nasal bridge formed by bone and cartilage; irregularities here can affect profile continuity and facial harmony.

Why nasal dorsum irregularities appear

The nasal dorsum extends from the nasal root to the tip and plays a major role in side-profile balance. Genetics, bone and cartilage structure, or prior trauma can create humps, dips, or asymmetry along the bridge.

With age, subtle structural changes and skin thinning can further accentuate irregularities. For many, even minor contour disruptions along the nasal dorsum can draw attention and affect overall facial proportion.

Common Concerns We Treat in the

Nasal Dorsum

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How we treat the

Nasal Dorsum

Our approach to treating the

Nasal Dorsum

FAQ

Why does the bridge of my nose look uneven in profile?
Why has my nasal bridge become more noticeable with age?
How do treatments smooth the nasal dorsum without surgery?
Why does my nose bridge look different in photos than in the mirror?