Nasal tip crooked 6 months after rhinoplasty - Will a nostril reduction correct this or should I consider a revision? (photos)

Your nose's strong projection at the tip and the sharp point together suggest that the surgeon wasn't skilled enough in de-projecting the tip -- bringing it back closer to the face. It does appear that the tip is over-projected. It's possible that getting the tip back into a better position...

Thank you for your question and photos. It is generally recommended to wait until at least one year has passed and the recovery process is complete to assess the final results and consider a revision procedure. If you’re still unsatisfied with your rhinoplasty results at this time, a revision c...

Hello! Thanks for your questions and photos. Revision rhinoplasty can be quite challenging depending on the amount of work that was previously done. For tip work, an open approach tends to be the most effective for creating precise changes. At the same time, the nostrils can be evaluated for...

Hi @Rickycabs094. The answer is yes. Your concerns can be addressed with a revision rhinoplasty. Refining the tip can help improve the appearance of your nostrils. You may also require grafts as well. O hope this was helpful!

Hi there! At 8 months, there's still time for swelling to improve. I advise my patients that final results are 12-15 months on average - sometimes longer. Steroid shots, taping, and compressions can help in the interim. If the results are still not what you desire, I would either speak with your...

Removing previous grafts with some restoration procedures can restore your projected tip close to presurgery status. But resected alar base cannot be restored to normal because tissue has been resected. Composite grafts at the nasal base may help a little, but not completely. Even after removal,...