Is this cartilage missing or my nose lacks fatty tissue? (photo)

January 3, 2025
Asked By:Peaceful614054 in England, United Kingdom

I’m over one year post op. Since birth one side of my nostrils lacked either fatty tissue or cartilage. It was never noticeable until I did a revision and the tip became smaller. Now I am left with an unusual left nostril that looks empty. I’m not keen on doing another surgery, any ideas what I can do? My nostrils are also terrible. I can’t put 100% of the blame on the doctor as my birth nose was naturally crooked and asymmetrical

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Answers (3)

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January 20, 2025

Answer: Consider a permanent non-surgical nose job to improve upon tip and nostril asymmetry.

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Answer: Consider a permanent non-surgical nose job to improve upon tip and nostril asymmetry.

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January 15, 2025

Answer: Nostril asymmetry

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January 15, 2025

Answer: Nostril asymmetry

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January 16, 2025

Answer: Crooked nose correction

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Answer: Crooked nose correction

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