FACIAL PLASTIC SURGERY DICTIONARY
Drooping tip\ ˈdrüpˈing ˈtip \ |
Also referred to as ‘nasal tip ptosis’. Occurs when the tip of the nose is forced downward. Can occur due to a long septum, overbearing upper lateral cartilage or thick skin.
| Services: | Rhinoplasty |
| Related Terms: | Nasal tip ptosis, upper lateral cartilage, septum |