Asymmetrical nose tip - is it possible to fix? (Photo)

Based on your photos, you appear to have thin nasal skin, with an s-shaped nasal appearance and asymmetrical nostril retraction. Our experience, microdroplet Silikon-1000 injections maybe a good way to achieve a straighter nasal appearance, with improved nostril symmetry. Hope this helps!...

It is very challenging to remove scar tissue from the columella and achieve symmetry. It should be left alone in most cases as the risk of further scarring is high. However if you undergo a revision or scar removal it should be very conservative as to not make matters worst. Regards Dr.J

Much more information is needed, such as a full set of facial photographs from all angles in addition to a copy of the operative report find out what was accomplished in the first procedure. It's also important to know how much cartilage is left over on the inside of your nose for grafting...

Hello. It may be possible. If the footplates were sutured in position to create narrowness, the suture would need to be removed and the footplates would likely return to position. If they were removed, grafting could possibly be done. It would depend on how much the skin in the area moves. Hope...

The grafts of the tip will soften a little bit with time. But if the surgeon used septal extension graft and columellar strut to support your tip, the tip will not be as soft as before even with time. Scar and cartilage graft fixed to your septum will still be hard. If you remove those grafts...

Asymmetry of the nostrils, by itself, can be very difficult to fix. However, if there is a bump, too, and the tip has fallen, then those two issues should be addressed at the same time as looking at the nostrils. Hard to say what's causing the breathing problem, without having the chance to look...