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Do you think I can get a revision after 18 months? (Photo)

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RealSelf0365631Feb 12, 2023

Is it possible to get a smaller, more defined nose after rib rhinoplasty that left me with a big, bulbous and long nose? I am in depression and hates myself with the long columella, too long and bulbous nose!!! What should i do?

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Eric M. Joseph, MD

If I'm understanding your photos correctly, you appear to have an improved nasal appearance after surgery. Your tip does not appear too high. Best to consult with a reputable rhinoplasty specialist about your concerns, since you appear to have an improved result. Hope this helps you. Dr Joseph

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Eric M. Joseph, MD

Adding filler to your left supra-alar crease for improved tip symmetry may be considered for a straighter and more symmetrical tip appearance. If you have breathing problems, or if you are looking to achieve a narrower and straighter tip appearance, revision surgery may be necessary. Hope this...

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Thomas Trevisani, MD

In person exam is essential as well as review of your op-report and pre-op photos. Based on limited photos - it appears that improvements can be achieved through a closed technique. I suggest that you consult with an experienced Board Certified PS

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Eric M. Joseph, MD

I’m sorry you had a bad experience. Based on your photos, your scars don’t appear to be “terrible”, and if alar narrowing scars are visible and nodular, you may benefit from dermabrasion - Dr Russel Kridel. The base view of your nose shows tilting of your columella, and that is not seen on fron...

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Gianfranco Frojo, MD

Revision rhinoplasties are some of the most challenging cases that plastic surgeons perform. I would wait at least 18 months after revisionary rhinoplasty to make any conclusion about the outcome. Regardless, I would either return to your surgeon or seek a second opinion from an experience...

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