Dented sidewall. How should this dent be corrected? (Photo)

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I know I will be needing a revision. My question is this. How should this dent be corrected?

William Portuese, MD · Answer

Revision osteotomies are usually required to revise irregularities in the nasal bones after a primary rhinoplasty. Sometimes a cartilage graft may be also necessary to augment the depression.

Eric M. Joseph, MD · Answer

Your digital photo is blurry - you appear to have a slight indentation along your left upper nasal sidewall. In our practice, small indents following rhinoplasty surgery may be improved with Silikon-1000, an off-label filler for permanent results.Hope this helps you.Dr Joseph

Eugene L. Alford, MD · Answer

To repair asidewall of the nose there are two options. The first involves breaking the bones of the nose and repositioning them in the proper position. The other method is to use an onlay  graft to build up the sidewall. This means using a piece of fascia or cartilage to fill in the dent. If there is nasal obstruction I suggest the rent waking of the bones as best.

Jawed Tahery, FRCS · Answer

Dear Tholakele,how ow long ago was your rhinoplasty?on the picture provided the dent doesn't look bad, however after healing process accomplish if you still had concerns best option would be to rasp it if it is not too deep! Alternatively as a short term fix (12 months)filler can be used and as a permanent measure cartilage graft can positioned carefully over the dent !best wishesOtolaryngologist/Facial Plastic surgeonchesterUk

Dented sidewall. How should this dent be corrected? (Photo)

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