After my initial rhinoplasty, my nose has a slight deviation and the tip isn't aligned. It's obvious and upsetting. Multiple surgeons suggested cartilage grafting, but I'm hesitant. My nose before never perfectly symmetrical, but now it's visibly off-center. osteotomies and tip techniques enough?
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Interesting how it didn't seem to dissolve at all. Also interesting that it's totally in the wrong place! Does it seem as though it migrated while it was in there?
If I were to remove it, I would approach it from inside the nose, so there's no scar on the skin. I wouldn't have it removed with...
Based on your singular photo, I agree that you appear to have a wide nasal appearance. Osteotomies are typically utilized to narrow the upper and middle thirds of somebody's nose. The feasibility of revision rhinoplasty, however, would require an examination. Thank you for your question....
Hello and thank you for your question. Based on your photographs, you may benefit from a revision in order to perform nasal tip deprojection to shorten the entire tip complex and placement of extended spreader grafts in order to de-rotate the tip to show less nostril exposure, and improve the...
