Using general anesthesia, the surgeon threaded a catheter up her nose, expanded a tiny balloon and cleared a permanent space for her sinuses to drain.

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Petite, with long brown hair and a tiny jeweled stud in her nose, she worked days at a camera store and nights at the bar.

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With no sight, it detects movement with a tiny sensor in its nose, which picks up the electrical current of its prey.

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But what he pulled up from the depths looked more like a lizard than a fish, with greenish-brown skin, a snub nose and tiny legs.

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In the procedure, called injection augmentation of the vocal folds, a doctor threads an endoscope through the patient's nose or mouth into the throat, then injects a tiny amount of collagen, fat, hyaluronic acid or a gel filler into the vocal cords to plump them up.

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The Madonna has a pale, heart-shaped face, tiny pert nose, light distant eyes, and small perfect mouths.

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The needles felt like tiny, momentary pinpricks, with one exception--in a laugh line just to the side of my nose.

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