Follow-up Question: What is a retracted nostril?

Hello, thank you for the question and provided photos, based on them you seem to have asymmtry issue as well. Nonsurgical treatments such as fillers are temporary solutions. If you would like to achieve natural looking, well propertioned nose, a revision rhinoplasty will improve your nose to...

Hello, thank you for the question and provided information, overall shape of your nose would help more. Based on the photos you seem to have droopt tip slightly and dorsum straightening, a detailed physical examination required to make certain assessment. A revision rhinoplasty can improve y...

Thank you for your question and I am sorry you are unhappy with the results of your first procedure. The short answer is yes, you can widen the nostrils through revision rhinoplasty. However, the nose needs ample time to heal from the first surgery before undergoing a second to ensure a...

Recovery time varies based on what type of rhinoplasty is used (open vs. closed), skin thickness, what technical maneuvers are used at surgery. If an endonasal (closed) approach is used to lower the nostril rims and raise the columella, you could probably go back to work in 1-2 weeks. The nose...

Hello, thank you for the question. Ethnic revision rhinoplasty can be more difficult then primary rhinoplasty. Yes, it is possible to remove cartilage if it is needed after a rhinoplasty procedureGraft material can be needed, generally revision cases, to improve the nose  due to previous alte...

Your dorsum or nasal bridge was lowered too much which involves both bone and cartilage.  The decreased projection makes your nose look wider and flatter.  You will need cartilage grafts to restore. There are several techniques that can successfully restore your profile.  I would suggest more th...