Male interested in columellar scar revision 6 years after open rhinoplasty - what are my options? (photos)

Saddle nose deformities are usually associated with an excessively low nasal bridge - a nasal ski slope. Your photo appears to show thin nasal skin with an overprojected bridge. Best to consult with a rhinoplasty specialist about your concerns. Hope this helps. Dr Joseph

I can see that you have a crooked and asymmetrical nasal appearance on front view. Perhaps your 2 frontal photos are reversed since your nasal indentation appears on your left in the first pic, and on the right in the second. In that regard, please consider re-asking your question with better...

Hello! Thanks for the great photos and questions. Sometimes, there can be periosteal inflammation and a bony reaction at a site of prior trauma. We see this on the forehead many times but it can happen over the nasal bones as well. Compressions, taping, and possible steroids are first steps. If...

Hi there! Great question. You can certainly re-do an alar base reduction to try to create better symmetry. Many times, it can be done in the office under local anesthetic only. The downtime would be minimal. The cost can vary based on surgeon and region but rough estimates would be $2000-3500....

Good Morning! Yes, revision rhinoplasty can make your nose larger. Making the nostrils larger is more challenging and the cosmesis of it can be an issue. But, if your breathing is restricted, it may be necessary. Tip width can be increased via grafting and suturing techniques. If there's still...

Revision rhinoplasty will certainly be able to reshape and create the changes that your described. The decision to undergo rhinoplasty is a strictly personal one, as only you can weigh the pros and cons of the recovery and financial aspects relative to how much the nasal appearance bothers you....