Indent on nose bridge 4 years post op - how can this be fixed? (Photo)
I see this indentation and can feel it when I pull my skin. Is this normal? How do I fix it?
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I see this indentation and can feel it when I pull my skin. Is this normal? How do I fix it?
Hello and thank you for your question. For primary rhinoplasty I always use the patient’s own septal cartilage. For revisions, I use MTF cartilage when septal cartilage is not present. Based on your photograph, you are a great candidate for revision rhinoplasty. Maneuvers for your surgery w...
+1 answersHello and thank you for your question. It is difficult to fully asses your mid-vault based on your photograph. You will definitely need correction of alar retraction as well.. Make sure you are going to a surgeon with hundreds of long-term before and after pictures on their website with...
+1 answersHi, thanks for your question. It looks like you may have developed a nasal tip bossae. This occurs when scarring forces act on the cartilage and create buckle in that cartilage. Improving this would likely required reopenning the nose and reinforcing the buckled area with fresh cartilage. Good...
+2 answersHello and thank you for your question. Based on your photographs, you are a great candidate for a revision rhinoplasty. Maneuvers for your surgery would include nasal tip deprojection, correction of alar retraction, placement of a fascial tip graft for a smoother tip contour , among other...
+1 answersHello and thank you for your question. The final results take at least 1.5 years for the swelling to fully resolve. This can require lots of patience and waiting. Steroid injections performed by your surgeon can be extremely helpful. I usually start steroid injections around 1 to 2 months...
+1 answersHello and thank you for your question. Based on your photographs, it does not look like an overt inverted V deformity but it would need to be evaluated in person. If you do have an inverted V, the treatment is placement of spreader grafts and possibly a fascial dorsal onlay graft or...
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