The tip of my nose, on the right side, pops out more than the left. I can press down on it and it feels like an air-bubble that springs back into place after lifting away the finger, unlike the left side.
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Based on your photos, you appear to have relatively thick nasal skin with an indentation along your left nasal sidewall. This is associated with a dorsal hump and a wide droopy tip. You also have a retracted columella which means that there is no nostril show in between your columella and alar...
If your surgeon used permanent suture material, or if you have a foreign body nasal implant, either of these could be the cause of recurrent swelling. If Consulting with a reputable rhinoplasty specialist is not possible, you may wish to consider re-asking a question with photographs that best...
Your nasal profile appearance is improved with a straight nasal profile instead of a convexity. You still appear to have an acute angle between the bottom of your nose and lower face. I believe you would benefit from several millimeters of tip rotation for a less distracting and more feminine...
