My columella retracted causing an upper lip protrusion. How can this fixed? (photos)

Using your own ear cartilage for a nose job is fairly common and relatively risk-free. However, if you are experiencing the symptoms of infection, it is important that you consult your surgeon(s) immediately to track the root of the problem. In some cases, either the sutures that bind...

Swelling after a nose job is completely normal and is actually expected. Swelling will be most visible directly after surgery and in the initial days following the procedure. However, swelling naturally goes down as recovery progresses. The majority of your swelling should subside within two...

Cosmetic surgery procedures require a disciplined approach to scars, whether or not the incisions are placed on the face or body. In our Los Angeles plastic surgery clinic, we recommend that patients follow basic wound healing guidelines followed by the application of Plato’s Scar Serum twice d...

Hello and thanks for your question.Revision rhinoplasty can be used to do the following:-correct contour issues-improve breathing-correct septal deviation, crooked nose-improve symmetry-create a more natural look-improve the tip and bridge issues-create a more balance and aesthetic result.It is...

Heart murmers come in all shapes and sizes.  Fortunately, the majority of murmers require no treatment at all.  Though you will need to undergo anesthesia for your revision rhinoplasty, in a 30 year old patient there is an extremely remote chance of any adverse cardiac issue...

Ear cartilage graft in revision Rhinoplasty Properly performed secondary Rhinoplasty can significantly improve the appearance of the nose. In your particular case both hanging columella and alar retraction can be corrected. Once it heals properly, it is very unlikely that the graft would...