I think my nose is too thin and small for a male nose. Most others think it look fine. My nose was much bigger in the past and now I am stuck with this tiny thing. From a doctors standpoint, if someone came into your office with this nose would you proceed to a revision? If so, what kind of augmentation would you advise? OR is this something I should work on accepting (which I have tried thus far and having little success). Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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Hi,
I've redone several noses that had radiesse filler. It's very difficult if not impossible to remove the radiesse. It can be permanent and look terrible and difficult to fix. I would advise staying away from this.
Best,
Dr.S.
The sutures used during septoplasty and spreader graft placement are usually dissolveable. The tissues normally heal together thanks to scar fibrosis so the sutures wouldn't be needed long term.
To get a better idea of your options you should visit with a revision nose surgery expert.
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In my opinion your after photos look better than your before photos. You appear to have thick skin, which would limit the definition of your nose.
In my opinion, revision rhinoplasty may get you "some" improvement on your present result. Are your expectations appropriate? That will really...