Philtrum much longer after rhinoplasty. Would removing the columella strut help?

If you have good tip support, and your skin is extremely thin, then you may be a candidate for tip suturing along to create greater definition. However, most Asian patients will have weak tip support and thicker skin, requiring additional support than what your intrinsic tip cartilage can...

Based on your photos, you appear to have an underprojected nasal tip appearance. That means that your tip doesn't stick out as far as it should. In general, projecting a nasal tip appearance would require a tip graft. The graft would be made from your own septal cartilage. Additional narrowing...

Hi, It is possible you have fractured your nose. If so, it is recommended to reset the nose within the first few days or wait three months post trauma. Filler can be used in the nose to camouflage the bump, however repeated filler in the nose can spread creating a wide look. Consider a...

It is definitely possible to shave down the bridge area and refine the tip at the same time to create a nice, straight nose. Be sure to see a rhinoplasty specialist for consultation.

To a degree, asymmetries and contour irregularities exist before and after surgery for every patient. The goal of surgery is always to improve upon the appearance of the nose overall, though as surgeons we know it is impossible to create a perfect nose. The question of whether to revise it comes...

As a patient I think there are primarily two reasons you would not want your original surgeon to perform your revision: 1) you think she/he lacks the surgical technique to successfully revise her/his work 2) she/he does not share the same aesthetic ideal you do. I think you answered your own...