I Have a Very Large Nose with a Round Tip. My Nostrils Are Also Big. What Kind of Surgery is Needed to Make my Nose Sharper?

After a year, you result will be quite stable, for better or worse. Changes in oily skin should respond to an astringent and will not change the shape of your nose.

1 month is still soon after your procedure, and there is swelling present that will affect your result. Swelling can give the appearance of asymmetry and irregularities. In general, 70% of the swelling is resolved after the first 3 months and the remainder goes down over time. The final result...

Chewing will not affect your result, but sticking to softer foods during the first week post-op will likely help. Smoothies are a great option. Avoid harder to chew foods such as steak until you can tolerate them. I would recommend following up with your surgeon, as he or she may have specific...

  Rasping the bridge is only good for very small bumps.  When a large hump is removed it will leave a  flat top nose, otherwise known as a open roof deformity. This will not look appropriate, therefore medial and lateral osteotomies will need to be performed to narrow the sidewalls.

Photos would really be necessary to provide you with the best advice. In general, asymmetric nostrils can be improved with rhinoplasty surgery, and the approach taken would depend on your individual circumstances. I would recommend an in-person consult with a board certified rhinoplasty...

The rhinoplasty procedure involves elevating  and refining the tip along with cartilage dorsal hump removal to give balance. Once the hump is removed osteotomies will usually be required to narrow the bridge line. Many drooping tips also have a depressor septi ligament present which when ...