Will my nostrils even out after revision rhinoplasty? I'm 4.5 months post op.

Dear Andrepv97,Thank you for question and photos. The arrows you have drawn are pointing to your nasal bone and I would suggest waiting for another 6-8 months to see the final results of your nose. There is still swelling in the nose at this point, making it difficult to assess how your final...

Hi, the choice of the right transplant material for camouflage is important. Often, the surgeon decides during the case which material is best suited. Options inlcude thin fascia from the temporalis muscle or from other sources, perichondrium, diced cartilage and many more. I would advise...

Your nose warrants a very diligent examination. As far as I can tell form the photos, the cartilage that is missing in your nose will need replacement. The decision where to harvest the cartilage from would be made during surgery. Nasal septum or ear cartilage are the likely choices. Your nose...

Hello and thank you for your excellent question. In general, revisions are more expensive because the cases are significantly more challenging, and the dangers of incorrectly addressing the issue are greater. Of course, you will need an in-person consultation to evaluate you for this procedure. ...

Hello and thank you for your excellent question. You may be a candidate for a revision rhinoplasty. Of course, you will need an in-person consultation to evaluate you for this procedure. Preoperative visualization and surgical simulation with the Crisalix system may help with your decision. Any ...

Seven months after a rhinoplasty is too early to consider a revision. Especially since you have thicker skin anyway. I would recommend that at this time you ask your surgeon about measures that can be taken to reduce swelling. This might include taping of the nose, massage and steroid injections...