Hello! I had rhino-septoplasty and i asked the doctor to reduce the hump i had on the left side of my nose (my bone was asymetrical and my skin is thin) He told me i needed a cartilge graft to fix my nose because my cartilage is very thin and my nose tend to go right or left. Didn't think it would change my whole nose! Now it is upturned, tiny, the bridge disapeared. The bone was fully reduced (not only left side). Can a revision rhinoplasty restore something similar to my old nose?
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Hello, and thank you for your question. If you can find an ENT with expertise in facial cosmetic surgery, then you can seek advice from them. But also keep in mind that good facial plastic surgeons will have the knowledge and skill to address nasal issues –after all, your nasal obstruction is m...
Hello, and thank you for your question. Yes, revision rhinoplasty can address symmetry issues. However, a proper examination of your nose is necessary to determine your eligibility for the procedure and to plan the best surgical approach. I recommend scheduling an in-person consultation with a...
In our experience, slight adjustments of the nostril margins may be better suited for microdroplet Silikon-1000 injections compared to revision with alar rim grafting. Hope this helps. Dr Joseph