I have an asymmetrical nose, my nose bends to the left. As a result my nose doesn’t appear to have a huge hump from my left profile but it is very noticeable from the right profile. it can be seen from the front too. Is it possible to slightly shave down the left side of my nose for my nose to appear more symmetrical? Would like to preserve the original shape of my nose, but just better. With minor changes. — I do not mind keeping a slight hump for natural results.
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Hi, It is better for you to consult with your facial plastic surgeon/dermatologist who can examine you and give you opinion based on examination. It seems to be a skin issue not related to surgery after this long time post-op
You would benefit from a tip rhinoplasty. The dorsum appears very straight and the nasal columella angle is good. The medial feet of the crura are widely separated and they can be pulled together to widen the nostrils. You will need the septal cartilage resected. You will need an open...
Hi, It is better for you to consult with your facial plastic surgeon who can examine you and give you opinion based on examination. Grafts with thick cartilage/sharp edges tend to show with thin skin patients. If you are less than 1 year post-op better to wait. If beyond a year, no way to fix it...
