Please Help, Revision Rhinoplasty Needed, Bossae/Cartilage Knot in Left Tip (Photo)

Looking at your photos, your tip cartilages appear to be asymmetrical. Your left side is pulled up giving you more nostril show. A good exam is needed to evaluate the status of the nasal bones - maybe they weren't fully osteotomized. A well performed revision by a rhinoplasty specialist may be able to even out the tip, although it may be difficult to make it look exactly even.

I can see your concerns about Tip cartilage that is visible on the left side which is associated with a somewhat crooked nasal appearance and a hanging columella with excessive nostril show. If these findings are associated with obstructed nasal breathing, revision rhinoplasty may be indicated. Depending on your condition, in some cases, microdroplet Silikon-1000 injections can be considered for improving Tip symmetry. I hope this is helpful! Sincerely, Dr Joseph

Hello! Thank you for your question.I recommend you a revision rhinoplasty surgery to get rid of the cartilage. We may need to remove it and insert a new rib cartilage to support the tip and make the nostrils even.Best regards!

There is no doubt that you may benefit from rhinoplasty revision to address few issues. In erson consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon, expert in rhinoplasty, should be your next step. Good luck.

From the photographs presented, you have multiple issues that need to be addressed with A full revision rhinoplasty surgery. A closed rhinoplasty approach can accomplish narrowing your wide nasal bones and making them more symmetric, adding ha spreader graft to the midportion of your nose on your left side where it is collapsed, placement of a composite graft to the left nostril which has alar retraction, shaving down the small dorsal hump which is present, in addition to reducing the hanging columella. Revision rhinoplasty is very difficult, so choose your rhinoplasty specialist based on extensive experience producing natural results.