SEG revision - can tip derotation be performed for patients who has SEG? (Photo)

Are you sure that's cartilage? It looks a lot like medpor to me? You need to have a long chat to your surgeon, and find out exactly what was put where in your nose, generally if substantial pieces of structural graft are lost, you can expect both functional and cosmetic problems.

Hello and thank you for your question. The answer to this really depends on your nasal anatomy. Most likely the posterior septum can be fully removed if there is any obstruction and spreader grafts placed, and the caudal septum reconstructed. This could help improve your breathing. I recommend...

Hello and thank you for your question. The incision from Rhinoplasty should be completely unnoticeable with time. There should not be any significant damage to fat cells in that incision or an incision to harvest any type of fascia whether that is mastoid fascia or temporal fascia. I recommend...

Hello! Thank you for your question. As far as I can see from your photos After 6 months, the remaining bumps is permanently monitored, we never recommend nose filling, I recommend revision rhinoplasty as the permanent and most reliable method. It would be better face to face consultation. Best...

If you feel like your bridge is too flat and your tip too turned off, those are things that can be improved with a revision rhinoplasty. A graft can bring up your bridge, and cartilage can be used to push your tip back down. If you don't want surgery, a filler can be tried to build up the bridge...

Hello and thank you for your question. Based on your photographs, you may benefit from a revision to help improve nostril symmetry. Usually realigning the structural support in the tip as well as placing extended alar contour grafts cab help with this. I recommend that you seek consultation with...