Had a revision rhinoplasty recently and just wanted the tip straightened. I had a twisted tip and wanted it fixed. One of the many extreme techniques used on me was 'lower later cartilage repositioning'. It took the shape out of my tip. It made it look unnatural and droopy--LLC do not angle that way in normal anatomy---it's a horrible technique that produces hideous aesthetic results! Can it be undone? Can the natural curve be brought back to my LLC? What are some possible problems?
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It's very hard to say what your scar revision options are without seeing your scar. It may be possible to place a plumping graft in the area to help fill the depressed area in.
Dear 22222, You have several issues going on with your current result. The bridge is over resected giving the nose a scooped appearance which is accentuated by the hanging columella and possible scar tissue in the tip of your nose. An examination would determine whether the concern you have ...