Does the patient always have to pay for these surgeon errors? (Protruding visual grafts)

Hello dear, Yes, you do look like you can be a good candidate for revision rhinoplasty. Your nose doesn't need much but with little touches, this look could be improved greatly. You might consider having an online consultation with the surgeon before you book, because communication is the key...

Hi Sabini! I see the bump you're talking about. It could be a reaction of the underlying tissues which may improve over time with subsequent injections, compressions, and taping. If the area is firm, it may require rasping or a minor revision procedure. You could use filler to camouflage the...

Hi there! A steroid injection may help the area if it seems soft. At 4 months, there's still plenty of healing that needs to occur. Additionally, you may benefit from a steroid spray such as fluticasone for decongestion. A trim of the cartilage may be necessary. This can easily be done in the...

Good Afternoon! The way the procedure is done is typically by adding fascia - such as temporalis - or perichondrium - from rib - and infusing microfat within it. We refer to this as MISTA - microfat infused soft tissue augmentation. Microfat isn't strong enough to produce changes needed to lower...

Good Afternoon! Fascia over the nasal tip is not a technically difficult procedure. I prefer to use temporalis fascia. Microfat can be placed at the same time within the fascia to help provide stem cells and growth factors. I often do this. The camouflage effect is quite nice and natural. It...

Hi @Enthusiastic6271! An alar base reduction can be performed to correct the nostril asymmetry. Best of luck to you!