Could driving over a bumpy road ruin or effect rhinoplasty results?

Based on your photo, you appear to have droopiness of your right upper eyelid. This is called ptosis. There are many surgical techniques available to repair ptosis and to improve upon your eyelid symmetry. I believe this type of delicate operation should be performed by somebody who is well...

Over the last 25 years, we have had several patients that have experienced fluctuating swelling like you describe for longer than one year postoperative period. It is a bit peculiar to have significant swelling over two years after rhinoplasty. Consider asking your surgeon if he used permanent...

I believe that the earlier photo is containing more swelling at the bottom of your nasal tip, which is leading to a smaller nostril aperture. Your nostril margin is a drop high. If that is bothering you, and if you are looking to decrease your nostril show on profile, depending on your...

Hello and thank you for your question and the pictures. You actually have a difficult problem. To properly address your nose and improve your facial balance, you would need an open rhinoplasty with nasal tip deprojection to improve the overall harmony of your different facial features. Only the...

Based on your photos, you appear to have very thin nasal skin, and the vertical line going in between your nasal tip cartilages is the natural bifurcation in between your right and left tip cartilages that may have become more visible after rhinoplasty surgery. If I had to guess, your nasal...

Within the right nostril there is projection of cartilage. To be more accurate this is the medial crus of the lower lateral cartilage. This piece of cartilage normally forms the columella which separates the two nostrils. This piece of cartilage may be projecting into the nostril because the...