Why is the left side of my nose skinnier than the right side after nose job? (Photos)

Discussing your specific aesthetic desires with your rhinoplasty surgeon is crucial. Surgeons often aim to achieve the patient’s desired outcome while ensuring harmony with facial features. Communicate your preferences clearly, including the specific changes you mentioned, such as widening the n...

The tip does indeed look high. However, the main thing that jumps out at me is that the tip is strong in its forward projection away from the face. If the tip is de-projected, brought back closer to the face, that movement tends to make the nose *look* longer, and it might not seem nearly as...

A tip graft, a septal extension graft, and alar rim grafts are powerful ways to fundamentally change the appearance of the nose. Correction of a deviated septum should not change the appearance of the nose at all. Did you give the doctor *permission* to fundamentally change the appearance of...

This is not your turbinate (the turbinate is farther in). The swelling is in the area we call the lateral nasal wall. It could be swelling related to surgery (oftentimes if a graft is put there, it can stay swollen for a while).

Based on your limited photos, you appear to have an indentation along the left side of your bridge. Depending on your examination, microdroplet Silikon-1000 injections may be considered for achieving a straighter nasal appearance without the inconvenience and expense of further surgery. I hope...

I agree that your nose is over projected, which is a relatively common issue after rhinoplasty because surgeons are focused on a sculpted tip more than optimizing tip projection. Deprojecting the nose and slightly lengthening the nose Woukd be a straightforward revision rhinoplasty that I have...