My revision rhinoplasty wasx years ago. My nostrils became increasingly worse. My primary surgeon did an alar base reduction but, I think that is not what is causing the problems. I work by myself, I wear these nasal cones almost 20 hours per day. Will they help to make the nostrils more natural and symmetrical? From what I understand, there is a certain degree of plasticity in human tissue, and that is why people get dents near the nose bridge from wearing glasses. Columella is crooked too
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In general I have my anesthesiologist present during nasal surgery so the pt is comfortable regardless of the level of anesthesia necessary. Having said that , over the last 35 years I've done many nasal procedures such as a tip-plasty under local anesthesia.
More pictures would be needed to fully evaluate your results. However, based on your side profile, you appear to have a great result! Your dorsal hump has been removed and your tip is no longer droopy. I would not recommend revision surgery based on your submitted photos.
Hello and thanks for your excellent question.Generally speaking the above procedures get accomplished routinely and safely during primary or revision rhinoplasty procedures. Using cartilage and fascia, the bridge can be augmented successfully.I would suggest that you go to a consultations with a...
