I had a nose job when I was 20 years old, 6 years ago. These last couple of years I’ve noticed one side of my nose is slightly tilted to the left and the skin on that side feels much thinner than on the right side. Both sides look very different but I don’t know if this kind of thing can be resolved with another surgery or things like fillers would be enough.
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Answer: Would you consider a permanent nonsurgical nose job?
Based on your photos, you would not do not appear to have suffered from nasal trauma, and your columella retraction is not severe. It's probably best to live with this since repair of a retracted columella is typically performed in conjunction with other rhinoplasty techniques. As an isolated...
Since you have had a bone transplant to your nose, and examination would be necessary to determine whether or not rhinoplasty surgery would be feasible. Sometimes, the skin can score very densely to transplanted bone tissue making rhinoplasty surgery very difficult. Additionally, considerations...
Based on your photos, your dorsal hump involves both your nasal bone and your nasal cartilage. Once that is removed, that will automatically lead to a wider nasal appearance on the operating table. To narrow your nose after hump removal, osteotomies would need to be performed. Operations like...