Do I need a rhinoplasty revision? (Photos)

I can guarantee to you no one airbag impact produces a inflammation-free, bloodless, no-bruise 2-mo-late-onset nasal deformity like yours, not even in such perfection environment of surgeon-surgery-postsurgery-results. So... unless any missing factor in your daily life or medical background is...

Yes, the radix can be lowered. And no, that won't impede or condition the desired bridge contour/slope. Radix is too high when the frontalis bone extension into the nose, which we all have, is too thick/long, filing that down is really very easy.

It's sad to see your situation, my honest sympathy be with you, apart from your psychological distress because we're facing here a formidable enemy. Your resection has been so aggressive that it's pulling down your columella, your tip and the alae, besides almost merging upper lip and nose...

To start with, I'd not flag you as thick skinned, medium and sebaceus in the worst case; I'll have you know the thicker the skin then surgeons and patients need to be aware that: -the thicker the less likely irregularities a visible, there'd be grafting transparencies and small technical...

Hello! Thank you for your question. As far as I can see from your photos, nose fillers can be quite harmful to the tear ducts, so we do not recommend them. Even if 100% symmetry is not possible due to facial asymmetry, it is possible to achieve a more symmetrical appearance that suits your face...

If you would be content with several millimeters of nostril lowering on front view, microdroplet Silikon-1000 nasal injections maybe considered for decreasing your nostril show on front view. I do not think this would do much for your profile nasal tip appearance. I hope this is helpful....