I had a rhinoplasty around 10 years ago and loved it. Ended up having a large pore removed that left a huge indent, had a revision rhinoplasty that’s left my nostrils totally different and lopsided. It looks like I have two noses put together. I hate to have another revision, but I’m wondering if it’s safe and possible to balance it out with another revision. Any input would be appreciated.
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The first picture shows a crusty hole - is that recent? The central photo shows a hole that appears like a dimple and well healed. If that is where you are, you probably don't need the skin flap procedure. There should be smaller ways to improve that hole such as subcision, undermining, direct...
If you feel that your bridge is too narrow or too low, depending on your examination, microdroplet Silikon-1000 injections maybe considered for improving upon your condition without additional surgery. I hope this helps, and thank you for your question. Sincerely, Dr Joseph
In general, rhinoplasty is the surgery of millimeters. When we operate, most of what we do is based on how things look and feel, during surgery. Small adjustments are made, and then the nose is inspected. In our practice, we utilize computer Imaging to establish goals. I hope this answers your...
