Meghan Markle’s Nose: The Latest Plastic Surgery Trend

More than a few months have passed since all eyes were on Meghan Markle as she married Prince Harry at Windsor's St. George's Chapel.

Her custom Givenchy gown and impeccable hair and makeup left fans around the world in awe of her beauty.

But the fascination with Meghan's style and appearance didn't end with the royal wedding.

Plastic surgeons have noticed a growing trend among patients who desire to have Meghan's well-defined nose.

So, what is it about Meghan Markle's nose that has both patients and plastic surgeons swooning?

It seems that Meghan's approachable style and natural beauty make women feel like they can relate to her.

Her nose, with its tight, small tip and slight dorsal hump, is not the picture of perfection.

And that's precisely why people love it.

The minor imperfection adds a unique and aesthetically pleasing touch to her overall look.

For those who want to achieve Meghan's nose without going under the knife, there is a non-surgical option available called liquid rhinoplasty.

This procedure can be done in a plastic surgeon's office and does not require anesthesia, incisions, or downtime.

Dermal fillers are injected into the nose to adjust its contours and shape, a process that takes only about 10 minutes.

The results can last up to a year, after which a touch-up treatment may be needed.

However, some patients may prefer a surgical rhinoplasty for a more permanent solution.

A board-certified plastic surgeon can perform this procedure under general or local anesthesia with sedation.

While it offers permanent results, it also comes with a higher cost and the need for upkeep.

Incisions are made internally or externally, depending on the surgical approach, and patients typically wear a cast for a week post-op.

Most individuals can return to work within a week after the surgery.

If you're considering achieving a naturally refined nose like Meghan Markle's, there are both non-surgical and surgical options available.

To learn more about these procedures and to schedule a consultation, contact our office today.