I have already gotten rhinoplasty, and my nose has healed, however it seems one side of my nose is slanted. I know all noses are asymmetrical, but at the 3/4 view from both sides of my nose there is a difference with how it looks. It seems there’s a hollow area at the root of my nose from one side. Can this be fixed? I will include photos. Thank you
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Actually, from these photos (and yes, the nose will change in the upcoming months), the bridge looks pretty good. Perhaps what you are noticing is that the tip is still very strong in its forward projection away from your face. If you picture (or morph) the tip being closer to your face, and...
We are not able to identify specific nerves that can be treated, so designing an operation to alleviate the feelings isn't possible. If you were to have a revision, it would be to address the appearance of the nose, For example, your nose still looks long to me, with the tip sitting low and...
Steroids can certainly do that, as can soft tissue or bone deficiency underneath the nasal skin. Fortunately, it is likely a quick fix. My office would address this either with a tissue graft, rasping of the nasal bones further, or with non surgical injection rhinoplasty. Possibly, skin...
