After 1st Rhinoplasty everyone thinks I have cheek filler now. What should my next steps be? (Photo)

It would be very unusual to develop a saddle nose after rhinoplasty if "all that was done" was the placement of rib cartilage on the dorsum. The most common cause of a saddle nose is deficiency in the underneath structures of the nose- usually from overly aggressive septoplasty, an underlying...

You need to have someone look inside your nose. It is possible that you may have scar tissue or a perforation/hole in the septum. A saddle nose itself will not cause breathing issues, but oftentimes a saddle nose presents with a septal perforation, which CAN cause breathing problems. It does...

That area is called the scroll region. Generally, when there are bulges of nasal cartilage, Rhinoplasty surgery can allow a surgeon to visualize them and to make alterations. An examination would be necessary to determine what would be the best course of action in your particular situation. I...