Revision using cadaver rib cartilage - How long will it last?

I am not aware of surgeons storing people's extra rib cartilage, after revision rhinoplasty surgery. If we were able to store somebody's cartilage, we would store some of their septal cartilage at primary rhinoplasty, and use that for revision surgery, since that is much better than rib. Perhaps...

It is difficult to comment on your rhinoplasty surgery without seeing your before photos. You certainly do not have a botched appearance. I believe I can see an indentation along your right nasal sidewall. If this is bothering you, depending on your examination, microdroplet Silikon-1000...

I can see in your first and your last photo, that your tip appears to veer to your right side, but the base of your nose is relatively symmetrical. If the deviation is being caused by an indentation along your left nasal sidewall, depending on your examination, microdroplet Silikon-1000 nasal...

Based on your photos, your correction should not be too difficult. In experienced hands, a revision procedure is not risky and can nicely smooth out the point you see. As healing occurs, scar forces can pull cartilage into a position that it was not at when the procedure was completed. So the...

This is quite a nice result for a revisionary surgery and I would personally not mess with this outcome. Operating on a nose for the 3rd time will lead to even more swelling, more scarring, and more potential unpredictability.

If you have significant dissatisfaction with the appearance of your nasal tip, because it's droopy, revision rhinoplasty surgery may be considered for elevating it. During revision surgery, cartilage grafting would be required to stabilize the position of your nasal tip, and to prevent future...