Asked By:I_am_worried in Wolf Creek, Kansas, Estados Unidos
I'm a man, 30 yr, with wide nose and thick-skinned alae. Three prominent surgeons told me I'm not eligible for a revision rhinoplasty (nostrils too small). I want to know about non-surgical treatments to slim my nose's lower third, at least a little. Can you suggest treatments? I've read about: * CO2 fractional laser * Cortisone injections (crystal cortisone) * Fat dissolving injections * Hyalase or hyaluronidase injections * Botox * Microneedling * Chemical peelin Thanks!
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Answer: If you have very thick and oily nasal tip skin, consult a dermatologist.
If you had rasping of your bridge one year post-surgery without osteotomies, that could be a reason to cause a widened nasal appearance. Additionally, you appear to have a slightly crooked nasal appearance in the upper 1/3 of your nose. Issues like this maybe remediated with well performed...
At eight months, your results are more or less final and it’s unlikely waiting further is going to change your outcome.
We generally consider rhinoplasty outcomes, mature, and final at 12 months.
Most plastic surgeons will not do a revision within the first year.
To make an assessment r...
You probably have a deviated septum issue (which may be causing the asymmetry) which cannot be determined solely depending on the pictures, therefore you would probably benefit from a consultation. Nonetheless, a closed rhinoplasty could be performed to achieve a more symmetrical look in your...
