It can
- Describe your nose in your photos in plain language
- Show an example simulation of a straighter, balanced nose on your own photo
- Help you prepare questions and contact the coordination team
Free on-device nose tool
Understand your nose before you talk to a surgeon
Add a front photo and, if you like, a side photo. The page describes what it sees in plain language and shows a simulation of a straighter, balanced nose. Everything runs in your browser.
Try the nose analysis
Analyse your nose
Four short steps. The analysis runs on this device and disappears when you leave the page.
Open this page in your browser
Some in-app browsers block the camera or the analysis. Open the page in Safari or Chrome for the smoothest experience, or upload photos from your gallery.
- Front photo
- Side photo
- Questions
- Your notes
Choose another photo to try again.
Message a coordinator on WhatsAppBefore you start
Good photos make the notes and the simulation more reliable.
How to take the photos
- Ask someone else to take them from about 1.5 metres away, with 2× zoom. A close selfie makes the nose look about 30% wider.
- Use daylight or even light in front of a plain wall. Turn off filters and beauty modes.
- Tie your hair back, remove glasses and keep a relaxed, neutral face.
- Front photo: look straight at the camera. Side photo: turn fully sideways so only one eye shows.
Please confirm that you are 18 or older to continue.
Add a front photo
Face the camera with your head level and your whole face visible.
Your photos are processed on your device and are not uploaded. They are only sent if you add them to the full consultation form and submit it.
Add a side photo
Turn fully sideways. The side photo lets the page describe the bridge and the tip of your nose.
Your photos are processed on your device and are not uploaded. They are only sent if you add them to the full consultation form and submit it.
Place the markers on your profile
Drag each marker onto the edge of your profile. The guide shows where each one goes.
Select a marker and use the arrow keys to move it; hold Shift for larger steps.
- Between the eyebrows The most forward point between the eyebrows.
- Top of the nose The deepest point where the forehead meets the nose.
- Bridge The highest point of the bridge; if it is straight, its middle.
- Tip The most forward point of the tip.
- Under the tip Just below the tip, on the underside of the nose.
- Nose meets lip Where the underside of the nose meets the upper lip.
- Upper lip The most forward point of the upper lip.
Some markers seem to be out of place. Please check each marker against the guide and try again.
A few questions
Your answers shape the notes and help a surgeon prepare. You can skip any question.
Your nose notes
These notes describe your photos only. A surgeon’s examination is what counts.
Simulation: a straighter, balanced nose
Drag the slider to compare. Only the nose area of your own photo is reshaped.
This is an example simulation, not a promised result. A real result depends on your skin, cartilage, bone and the surgical plan.
Your photos show nothing the simulation would change, so it keeps your nose as it is.
What we see in these photos
Photos cannot measure a nose exactly. Light, lens, angle and expression change what they show, and noses vary naturally between people and backgrounds.
Results of any surgical or interventional procedure may vary from person to person. You are advised to get a detailed opinion from your doctor before the procedure.
Ask a surgeon for an opinion
Send the notes to a coordinator. Your photos are not included in the WhatsApp message.
Only your original photos are added, never the simulation. They are sent only if you submit the full form.
Tapping a WhatsApp button also copies your message. If WhatsApp does not open, paste it into a chat with +90 541 486 SPES (7737).
Get a free consultation
A SpesHealth coordinator reviews your request and contacts you. It is free and you are under no obligation.
The nose analysis is not available in this browser. You can still request a surgeon’s opinion.
Request a surgeon’s opinionThis tool is for information only and is not a medical diagnosis. It does not recommend surgery, promise a result or quote a price. Licensed surgeons make clinical decisions; SpesHealth coordinates requests.
What to know before nose surgery
Rhinoplasty changes the shape of the nose; septoplasty improves breathing. Many plans combine both after an examination.
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Breathing comes first
A bent septum or narrow airway can block breathing. An ENT examination looks inside the nose, which no photo can show.
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Open and closed rhinoplasty
In open rhinoplasty a small cut under the tip gives the surgeon a direct view; closed rhinoplasty works through the nostrils. Ask which approach your plan uses and why.
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Swelling takes time
Most people return to desk work in about two weeks, but the final shape can take around a year to settle, especially at the tip.
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Selfies distort the nose
At arm’s length a phone camera makes the nose look about 30% wider than in a photo taken from 1.5 metres. Judge your nose from distant photos.
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Revision is a different operation
A second nose surgery is usually more complex. Bring your earlier operation notes and photos to the consultation.
What this tool can and cannot do
The notes and the simulation help you start a conversation with a surgeon. They are not a clinical examination.
It cannot
- Diagnose a deviated septum, breathing problems or any other condition
- Measure your nose exactly or tell you what an ideal nose is
- Recommend surgery, promise a result or quote a price
From notes to a surgeon’s plan
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Analyse on your device
Your photos are analysed in your browser to create the notes and the simulation.
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Message the coordination team
Send a WhatsApp message or request a surgeon’s opinion. Attach your photos only if you choose to.
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Get a surgeon’s plan
A partner surgeon reviews your photos and questions and explains suitable options, steps and costs.
Nose analysis questions
Are my photos uploaded?
No. The photos are processed in your browser on this device and are not stored. They are only sent if you tick the option to add them and submit the full consultation form.
Does the simulation show my result?
No. It reshapes the nose area of your photo as an example of a straighter, balanced nose. A real result depends on your anatomy and the surgical plan, and only a surgeon can tell you what is realistic.
Why do you ask for a side photo?
The bridge and the tip are best seen from the side. You place seven markers on your profile, and the page describes the angles between them in plain language.
I have trouble breathing through my nose. Can this tool help?
A photo cannot show the inside of the nose. If you mention breathing difficulty, your request goes to an ENT specialist, who can examine the septum and airway.
Why does my nose look different in selfies?
Close to the lens, the nose is much nearer to the camera than the rest of the face, so it looks larger and wider. Photos from about 1.5 metres give a truer picture.
Is this a diagnosis?
No. The notes describe these photos only. Only an examination by a licensed surgeon can assess your nose and breathing.
Ready for a surgeon’s opinion?
Start with the nose analysis, then ask the coordination team to arrange a review.
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