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Hello and thanks for the question. Alar retraction refers to the rim of the nostril being elevated upward compared to the opposite side. There are degrees of severity and it is a possible complication following rhinoplasty. There are treatment options which usually require additional surgery. I recommend seeing an experienced rhinoplasty surgeon to discuss further. Good luck.
Hello, thank you for the question and provided information.Alar retraction is a challenging issue in rhinoplasty marked by exaggerated nostril exposure and awkwardness. Nostrils can be improved for more symmetrical shape. Graft material either rib or ear cartilage can be needed for this procedure. You need to seek exprienced, innovative Surgeon.Best Regards,
A retracted nostril can be caused by a variety of issues, such as too much cartilage removed from the nasal tip. A full set of pictures are required to make a determination about how best to proceed. A columella-plasty is performed when there is a hanging columella. A composite graft from the ear composed of skin and cartilage is required to repair a true alar retraction when present.
I'm sure that many of the rhinoplasty experts reading your post are saddened on many levels.... unfortunately, not all rhinoplasty surgery goes as planned or delivers on patient expectations but your results are simply the result of lack of expertise.... the good news is that although your do...
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...
You can certainly widen the nostrils through several techniques. However, I think you need to consider the overall result and decide if nostril widening is the only issue. Please understand that you want to get it right on the next go. After that, it can become problematic.
