I had rhinoplasty two years ago, unfortunately it left me with obvious issues: 1- unsymmetrical nostrils where the right nostril is higher than the left. 2- alar retraction where my nostrils show more. 3- collapsed bridge (hour glass nose shape) and polly beak 4- longer upper lip. Also I always had lower mouth corner in the right than left, and the higher right nostril after surgery made my right side uglier because it increase the space between mouth corner and nose, less balanced face features
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August 13, 2017
Answer: Two years after my rhinoplasty, it's officially a bad result. What can be done?
Your own tissues will always be a better source of graft material than cadaver tissues or foreign substances such as silicone. These alternative graft sources carry a higher risk of resorption, exposure, or infection. Although septal cartilage is frequently used in primary and s...
No please, don't get any fillers there, would be disastrous.You have, true, pinched nose and nasal valve collapse, the solution is alar batten grafts, a golden standard, nothing atypical or weird in the hands of a regular revision rhinoplasty surgeon.
The first weeks things were not that ok but neither as bad as they are now, just swelling did not let you visualize the underlying work, neither did it to me.
I'd need to see better images and know in detail the surgical techniques applied, and if possible also view your preop images. Anyhow so...