Crooked nose after revision rhinoplasty 1 year ago, is the soft area scar tissue?

It is rather unusual to have the asymmetries you have from just a straightforward "septoplasty"! However, that being said, it is possible to lower the tip and improve the symmetry between the nostrils. it is possible to lower the rim of the nostril that appears slightly retracted, as well as...

Based on your photos, it is not clear where you have thinning of your nasal skin where your previous graft used to live. Since you are 8 months post-operative, I would not be concerned that anything bad would happen spontaneously in the future. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr Joseph

I’m sorry to read this. The best thing would be to go back to your original surgeon who has particular insight of your nasal anatomy and may be better able to ascertain what affects the trauma upon your nasal structure. If you remain dissatisfied after discussing your concerns with your i...

Reversing the effects of a rhinoplasty procedure can be complex and depends on various factors, including the specific techniques used and the current condition of your nose. Complications associated with reversing a rhinoplasty can include potential risks similar to those of primary...

Or up close photos are a bit difficult to interpret, however, there appears to be a reverse c-shaped deviation of your nasal bones. When all of your swelling from surgery and from the trauma has resolved, feel free to re-ask your question with before and after photos for a more definitive answer...

Swelling from a rhinoplasty can take up to 18 months to fully resolve. Usually about 95% is gone around 1 year. You absolutely have swelling 8 weeks postop. That being said, the bottom of your nose does tip off to the right side a little and you do have some bumps. Unfortunately I would wait at...