I had rhinoplasty 2 years ago. The biggest problem that i have had even before my rhinoplasty with my nose is that my nasofrontal angle is less then 120 degrees making me look like i am always angry. The rhinoplasty did not fix this problem however. I feel that the transition from my forehead to my radix is to steep making me look angry. I want to make the transition from my forehead to my radix smoother like the picture of the model. Is this possible?
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Hi @LK19! I recommend seeing a revision rhinoplasty specialist for an in person examination. There are several options for you that can be determined after examination. Rib harvesting is sometimes necessary in revisions if the septum and supporting cartilage of the nose have been weakened. This...
The shape of the tip is defined by the underlying cartilage and the soft issue-skin draping over it. Surgery inevitably leaves some scar tissue that forms as part of the healing process and can limit tip definition. You already have a fairly well defined tip and your skin is not thick but it ...
It takes much longer for tissue oedema to subside specially in the Nasal tip area .In a revision case you may have to wait for up to 18 months to analyze the final result ,trying to any procedure at this stage may be counter productive
