Is it possible that the nasal bones can still move after 1 year, or are they settled up?

Hello! Great question. At 15 months, you could still have swelling present. I would think it would be on the more mild side. Compressions and steroid injections can provide improvement in swelling. The way to fix the columella is strong cartilage grafting material. This allows for precise...

I agree that, to my eye at least, your tip could be elevated from it's current position. Quite a bit, actually. You didn't post a true profile, but the three-quarter views do also indicate that the bridge should be lowered. And even the frontal view seems to show the contours of the graft. We...

Since you are very early in your postoperative healing, you would be surprised how much improvement you will see in your nasal appearance over the next two to four weeks. If your small sidewall indentation does not completely disappear, situations like this may be significantly improved with a...

You may need a secondary rhinoplasty but hopefully it is just some rasping of the dorsum that can be done under oral sedation. Unless the issue is really bothering you, it is best to wait at least a few months to ensure all swelling is resolved and no other issues need to be corrected in the tip.

I would recommend a rhinoplasty to lengthen your nose, smooth out your dorsal aesthetic lines, and even out your tip and nostrils. You may not have sufficient septal cartilage if it was previously harvested so ear cartilage or cartilage allograft may be needed.

Good Afternoon! Microfat can be useful to improve skin texture and some augmentation of minor irregularities. It can be powerful when added to temporalis fascia which acts as a reservoir and blanket to cover the areas. Microfat harvest and injections can be done in the office. The risks are low...