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Could a liquid nose job help with asymmetry in my nose after revision gone bad and is it safe? (Photo)

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Sociable902257Feb 26, 2024

Had a rhinoplasty 20 years ago and a revision a year later to fix some cartilage showing through but now looks very assymetrical and breathing difficulty. I know liquid nose job won't help with the breathing but could I benefit at all from one?

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