Dry nose and burning when inhaling. Can removing the grafts and turning the nose back to its original size fix this? (Photo)

It is a relatively simple task of correcting this deformity and can be done under local anesthesia. Other than the usual methods of equal undermining on both sides of the incision, careful subcutaneous closure to reduce tension on the skin & meticulous skin approximation, I have found it helpful...

You need revision columellaplasty tipplasty and caudal septal excision. It will be better under general anaesthesia.

Hi from Istanbul,May I have your images -side profile and front- to be able to make a review please? (From a distance of 60 centimeter)Thank you.OprDr Cem Altindag

What you want can be done. The nose structure and skin look appropriate. The nostrils that I can see are large, the tip of the nose is low and there is a slight arch protrusion and i can suggest a revision rhinoplasty

Hi @ckmd89! Thank you for sending your photos. A reduction of the hanging columella and straightening of your nose can be achieved with a closed revision rhinoplasty. I recommend seeing an expert revision rhinoplasty specialist for an in person examination. There are several options for you...

The photographs demonstrate an inverted V deformity Since the upper lateral cartilages are concave, and the nasal bones are too wide. Osteotomies placed in the nasal bones can accomplish and narrowing them And spreader graft placement underneath the upper lateral cartilages can accomplish...