Many people have a shorter nose with a with a low sitting nasal bridge. This can result in a nose that is too short for the proportions of the face, making the face appear shorter and rounder. Often from the side, there is a lack of projection and definition of the nasal area. Functionally, glasses may not sit as well, and tend to fall off from the face.
A button nose is described as a rounded nasal tip and a small nose that may turn up or down slightly, causing your nose to look rounded.
These types of noses are very common. It may also be associated with a dorsal hump (a bump in the middle of the nose when viewed from the side). The Lime Tree Clinic specialises in non surgical treatment of noses (non surgical rhinoplasty). We also deal with more complicated cases such as those after unsuccessful surgical nose jobs, previous broken noses and deviated noses.
