Bradley J. Chastant, MD

Thank you for your inquiry.  Revision Rhinoplasty with removing the implant would be required and placement of a graft would be appropriate.  I recommend you return to your surgeon to discuss options or consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon specializing in revision rhinoplasty.

Hope this helps and good luck!

Thanks for your question.  I would expect your neck to appear smoother at this point in your post-surgical timeline.  You should be able to have some improvement with a revision to that area.  

I recommend you visit with your original surgeon and if this doesn't address your concerns, I would recommend you consult with another board certified facial plastic surgeon who is experienced or specializes in revision facelift/necklift.  

Hope this helps and good luck!  

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Thanks for your question.  My recommendation would be to work on the bridge of your nose to thin the sides.  What you're seeing in your side profile is possibly just the thickness of the nose.  Once the nose is thinner, the focus is more on the eyes. Find a board certified facial plastic surgeon experienced in rhinoplasty and schedule a consultation.  Most surgeons have some sort of an imaging program where they can show you a general idea of what it will look like.  Good luck!

Thanks for your inquiry! You are a good candidate for a revision rhinoplasty.  Using an open approach to thin the bridge and sides of your nose may be all you need to do.  This will help your tip to look more pleasing.  Finding a board certified Facial Plastic Surgeon with experience in revision rhinoplasty will give you your best result.  Good luck!

Doing a browlift only may give you the result you are looking for.  Adding the blepharoplasty may make the result better, but you need to do what you are comfortable with. Good luck on your surgery!