Do You Think This is a Flat Nasion/radix?

Grafts are common in revision rhinoplasty and occasionally used to elevate a low bridge when there is a congenitally low dorsum. The risks associated with grafts is that they can resorb, warp or migrate. Most of these are palpable (can be felt) through the skin.  It is unclear as to what type ...

The fact that you have had 5 previous surgeries and still have a descent looking nose is a huge success. Trying to get your nose perfect is more likely to have you with an irreversible problem rather than a perfect nose. You will find someone to operate on your nose without much effort -...

I think that you have to be very specific about what you mean by height of nose?  It sounds like from your description that you are bothered by tip projection and a cartilage graft.  In that case, you may be able to have the graft removed at a time when the tissues are soft..probably...

You do not elaborate on why your situation is dire. You also did not include photos or a history describing your situation. I am a big fan of using rib grafts when structure is missing from trauma or a prior rhinoplasty and there is not enough septal cartilage to use.I find the strong straight...

Tip grafts must be suited to the skin type and to the effect that the patient wants.  Single, solid grafts are used often and can make the tip look too pointed and "hard."  Sometime tip grafts are too long.  These grafts can be revised by removing them and re-using...

If you have can L-shaped silicone nasalnimplant, they create redness and can even erode through the skin. For those reasons, they have been replaced with straight silicone nasal implants. It's the L section that creates pressure on the skin. When patients come to me with that implant, I trim...