Seeking 4th revision rhinoplasty. How can I straighten my nose and tip without too much risk? (Photo)

The easiest thing to do would be to re-ask your question where you describe what is bothering you about your nose. You could also post before and after photos, since sometimes people need time to adjust to a new nasal appearance. Since you were only three months postoperative, asymmetries at the...

Based on your photos, you appear to have a straight, but wider nasal appearance, compared to your pre-operative photo. Frankly, I am not sure if another operation to achieve a narrower appearance would be productive. For a more definitive answer, please consider meeting with several experienced...

In general, we do not put cartilage crafts to increase the resistance of airflow. We do use them to decrease the resistance of airflow, so somebody can breathe better. If this cartilage graft was placed, and if it is leading to a pleasing cosmetic appearance, removal of the graft may lead to a...

Based on your photos, you appear to have persistent swelling in the lower 1/3 of your nose which is normal. If you feel like your nose is not healing in the right direction over the next several months, you should bring these concerns to the attention of your surgeon. Thank you. Sincerely, Dr Joseph

In general, it is difficult to evaluate somebody with a single up close photograph of their nose. Since you have had two nasal surgeries, it may be best to avoid further surgery which would be exponentially more difficult than the first. Wishing you well moving forward. Sincerely, Dr Joseph

While it's true that the nose tends to de-project with time after surgery, three months is a long time already, and your nose doesn't look very swollen, which indicates that the tip probably won't deproject meaningfully over the next many months. You'll probably want a revision. No, it won't be...