Crooked nostril - how can this be fixed? (Photo)

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It depends on what is the cause of the bump. If it is a form of cartilage, it is possible that over-reducing it may lead to the tip coming down, but I doubt that would be the case, esp if it is done conservatively. You can see that your tip is definitely below what the bump is so you should be...

How far out are you ? You should consult with your original surgeon in order to fix this issue. Best of luck !

Boy, if the graft edges are sharp enough to show up well and be a problem, putting stuff around the edges won't keep the edges from still pressing up against the skin. The added material will go *around* the edges and the edges themselves will still be a bother, and now your tip will be much...

Hi! Yes, it is possible to lengthen your nose (although you should know that you will NEVER be able to turn back time and go back to your "old nose") -- to do this, you need additional strong cartilage to add to the bottom of your nose (called a septal extension graft). I am not sure if you have...

Looking at your picture and explanation I can see that the cartilage in your right nostril has a collapsed caudal margin, and there's uncertainty about whether it might collapse further over time. If it does, it could lead to external valve collapse, causing breathing difficulties and aesthetic...