Over a year post-op & can't breathe through my right nostril after rhinoplasty, how can this be fixed?

From the photos that you have provided I see two correctable issues with your nose. The nose does settle over time and we can see some irregularities appear after all the swelling resolves, This can take years. I think that correcting the fullness in our dorsum and specifically in the...

You may have less nostril show on profile after surgery, however, this is not unattractive. It's not clear from your narrative how long you are after surgery. Some people need more time than others to get used to their nasal appearance after rhinoplasty. If I'm missing the mark, you might...

Sometimes bumps on the nose can be camouflaged with a non-surgical nose job procedure. Since not all bumps are created equal, posting your question with photographs might be helpful for the experts. Thank you. Sincerely, Dr Joseph

The key is what is causing the obstruction. Have you tried a nasal spray like afrin or flonase? Does either one fix your breathing to your satisfaction? If so, staying on flonase or other medical management will help (afrin is for short term use only). If the sprays don't help you likely...

The revision operation you're describing is what a lot of complicated revisions are. But in order to know for sure, you have to sit with and be examined by a surgeon who has the skill to perform an operation like that, so he can tell you what's possible. Photos help, too, because in general, the...

Feasibility for determining whether or not revision surgery is appropriate is largely dependent upon someone's examination. You appear to have thin nasal skin and your columella appears to veer to the left. This could be associated with the deviated nasal septum to the right. I think it's worth...