From the front view I have this strange V-shape to my columella/tip area. I can't pinpoint exactly why this looks this way and how to explain that I am not pleased with it. What is going on in this area and what needs to be done to alleviate it? I would like it softer and more natural. I feel this looks very unnatural and surgical. Almost beak-like.
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A revision rhinoplasty procedure should not be contemplated for at least one year after the initial procedure. Once the final healing has occurred, consider another rhinoplasty procedure. It's important have very specific goals in mind on what you're trying to accomplish. Digital computer...
Thin skin does make a revision rhinoplasty a challenge, so it is important to look for very experienced rhinoplasty surgeon for best results. The residual dorsal hump can be shaved down, and the indentations need to be filled out with spreader grafts harvested from either inside the nose, or t...
Swelling is very common after revision rhinoplasty. The radix is particularly prone to swelling due to the rich vascular supply to the underlying muscles of the forehead and the nose. It usually swells and widens. The swelling can remain for 12 months or longer. It will...