Is a minor revision worth it/necessary? (Photo)

Hello, hope you are well. Thank you for submitting your photos and questions. It looks like you posted 2 postop and 2 preop photos. The most noticeable aspect of the asymmetry in the postop photo is the difference in the height of the alar rim on the A-P "head-on" view. There are low risks methods to improve this without needing to fully re-open the nose and introducing a significant possibility of worsening things. I think it very reasonable to explore those options with your surgeon.
Best,Dr. Tower.

Thanks anniestudyhall for your question . Even if the surgery is only a simple correction, it is quite normal to be anxious about having another operation. Although there are hazards associated with every surgical operation, it's crucial to balance those risks against any potential advantages.
Here are some things to think about:
-The expertise of the surgeon: Trust is essential. Make sure you have total faith in the expertise and experience of your surgeon.
-Open Communication: Talk to your surgeon honestly about any worries you may have. A skilled surgeon will answer all of your questions and will be kind and patient.
-Evaluate some of before and after rhinoplasty photos done by your surgeon.
-The Extent of the Revision: A minor revision typically involves smaller adjustments and is less invasive.
-Realistic Expectations: Understand the limitations of the revision and what can realistically be achieved.
Possible Hazards are:
-Scarring: Although scarring can occur after any surgery, it's usually minimal, particularly after a small revision.
-Infection: Although there is little chance of infection, it is crucial to carefully follow post-operative care guidelines.
B-reathing Problems: Rarely, a revision may cause breathing problems. A competent surgeon will, however, reduce this danger.
Ultimately, the decision to undergo a revision is a personal one. If the potential benefits of a more symmetrical nose outweigh the risks, and you're confident in your surgeon's abilities, it may be worth considering.
Hope this was helpful!
Best wishes,
Dr Ali Sajjadian
TRIPLE Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

Hi, It is better for you to consult with your facial plastic surgeon who can examine you and give you opinion based on examination. It depend on you, if you are happy and not concerned much about the nostrils leave them.