As you can see after my initial rhinoplasty, I was left with a piece of cartilage hanging in my nostril. How does this even happen & if I didn't get it fixed.. what would eventually happen to my nose? Is there any chance of it collapsing or changing in the future?
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Answer: Revision is recommended before it gets worse.
Addressing this concern provides two potential options for resolution: the application of fillers or considering a revision rhinoplasty. Wishing you the best of luck in making the choice that aligns with your goals.
Good afternoon. I'm sorry to hear that you are not happy with your results. Without photos, it is difficult to say exactly, but it sounds like the only option to deproject your tip would be another surgery. I would recommend waiting the full 12 months before committing to another surgery. It can...
It's positive that you're pleased with the tip reduction. Discussing your concerns about nostril asymmetry, slight curvature, and a bump with your doctor during the upcoming appointment is crucial. They can provide insights into potential minimally invasive or localized procedures that might...