From your description it sounds like you will need a revision of both. See an experienced rhinoplasty surgeon to evaluate the problems and give expert counsel on how to fix them.
Asymmetric Rhinoplasty and Chin Implant results
I had Chin Implant along with Rhinoplasty 5 months ago, but I'm not satisfied with both procedures. My chin looks asymmetrical and it seems as if it's jutting to the left side. I had a revision for chin implant and my plastic surgeon tried shortening the jutting end but still juts out. He says it's because I have an asymmetrical face, and some filler will probably alleviate the problem. As regards to my Rhinoplasty, I'm still waiting for the swelling to go down, but it seems like I need a revision because it's so asymmetrical. Any advice on how to get it fixed?
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A: Facial and nasal asymmetry
Asymmetric chin implants occur from two reasons. First, patients may have an underlying skeletal asymmetry of their original jaw that is now exaggerated by placing an implant over it. Secondly, implants are held in place by a capsule that form around the implant over a few weeks following surgery. What keeps... more
A: Rhinoplasty and Chin Implant Asymmetries
It sounds like that you had problems with your first chin implant. If there is an underlying chin/ jaw line asymmetry, than complete correction of this is always difficult. Some carving and adjustment of the implant will help but rarely leads to a perfect result. As your surgeon told you, injectable... more
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