What should I do to get my nose to look similar to what it did prior to surgery?

You can absolutely lengthen the nose. The limiting factor is usually the soft tissue envelope which needs to be able to stretch over the new larger framework. This is usually only a problem in people who have had multiple surgeries and the skin is very scarred and not able to be stretched. The...

It is always an option to go back and remove any grafts which were placed. It is difficult to know how your nose may look after this is done, because usually other maneuvers are done in combination with placing the grafts. I would recommend going back to your surgeon and discussing the...

Hello, and thank you for the question. If you are looking to raise the nasal tip, I would recommend seeking the advice of a board certified revision rhinoplasty specialist. He/she may use computer imaging software to morph a photo of you, which will give you an idea of how the final result of...

Nasal tip ptosis or drooping can occur over time after surgery.  The reason for this is because major support structures can be compromised or violated to achieve aesthetic changes desired.  I advise you to go and speak to your surgeon and ask they review the operative report and steps...

Give this time. As you know, tip swelling takes months to resolve. It appears that the swelling around the graft is accentuating its visibility. As that swelling goes away, it should make the graft outline less distinct. If that does not occur, sometimes the tip graft must be modified or even...

In general, it can take 18-24 months to see the final result of rhinoplasty. 70% of the healing is resolved after the first 3 months, and the remainder goes down gradually. It is important to be patient during the healing process, as it can take time. I would recommend speaking with your surgeon...