Dissolvable Latera implants after 2+years got partly dissolved and are very visible. How to get rid of them? (Photo)

I would agree that your nose is shorter than it was, and I have found  that to be  deeply disturbing for patients.  Unfortunately there are no quick or easy fixes.   You must wait a full year for healing to be complete and then you will need cartilage grafting and release of scar tissue to all...

Early on after rhinoplasty, it is common for swelling and early scarring to buoy structures and hide imperfections.... your late photos seem to reveal over-resected tip cartilages which likely exacerbated poor tip supportthe only solution to secondary rhinoplasty deformities like yours is to...

Polybeak after revision rhinoplasty. LYou can improve your polybeak deformity with closed revision rhinoplasty by a VERY experienced revision rhinoplasty. Surgeon who can show you dozens of examples of his work in revisions of noses like yours and worse. 

Dear ehiggins,This is a conversation best had with your surgeon and with some morphing software to seeIf the skin is thickened, then steroids will helpBut if you feel the bump and it is hard, then you will likely need to shave it downSo it is difficult to tell exactly how much work needs to be...

Dear Kerry, The deviation of the middle and lower part of the septum seems to be a significant aspect of the problem. It can be addressed, and usually requires reinforcement either with septal cartilage or with rib cartilage. Once this is addressed, alignment of the tip cartilages becomes more ...

Every face naturally has some asymmetries, and even after a rhinoplasty, some asymmetry may occur during the healing phase. From the photos that you have provided, the collapse seen in your nostril and crookedness can be adjusted with a revision rhinoplasty. A cartilage graft can be used to...