RHINOPLASTY - SQUARE NOSE
A square nose is a nose, generally smaller than average, that has the characteristic of having a hollow on the ridge line of the nose. The front of the tip of the nose is generally rather vertical. This gives a stepped nose shape when viewed from the side, which some might call a crooked nose. Opinions are divided: some find it cute, others too original.
Square Nose Surgery
Squamous nose surgery involves reconstructing the bone and cartilage to create a more linear nasal ridge, free of bumps and holes. This procedure is rarely performed in France.
People with a squamous nose sometimes have trouble breathing through their noses, as the nasal passages can become blocked and not allow enough air to pass through.
The cost of rhinoplasty varies greatly depending on the surgical technique and the surgeon. Generally, rhinoplasty is not covered by social security or health insurance unless there is proven, disabling breathing difficulty.
Squamous nose surgery varies in complexity depending on the person undergoing surgery and the thickness of the nasal skin.
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Upload your profile photo and tell us what type of changes you’d like to see on your nose. We’ll send you a modified photo to show you what it could look like. You can then show the photo to your surgeon to ask if the surgery is technically feasible and how much it will cost.