Revision Rhinoplasty: Would a graft or filler help? (photos)

Hi dear thanks for your query, as I can see alar retraction is present. well that requires an alar rim graft to correct the deformity. now the concern is where to get the graft from, septum looks rules out since u had an extensive nasal work. what we can do for u is that we can take out...

Hello and thank you for your question. Unfortunately, a hanging columella is quite common without ample support for the tip. If your original surgeon didn’t use a septal incision graft or a columellar strut, the columella may have descended during the healing process. However, this should not b...

Rhinoplasty, especially revision, is an emotional rollercoaster and in our experience it may take months to "get used to" your new nose. I wouldn't think about another surgery at this point. Hope this helps! Dr Joseph

Hello, This is Dr. Yoon Sukho, a board-certified plastic surgeon in Korea. If you have a crooked nose shape, we can identify problems through treatment and examination not only in the external part but also in the functional part. Also, if you are currently experiencing pain and discomfort in...

You may be concerned that your nose is wider. Before your revision, you had many stigmata of rhinoplasty, and now they are gone. And your nose will continue to narrow over the next 6 months. Insofar as your breathing, an examination would be required. Hope this helps. Dr Joseph

Thank you for your question. I'm sorry you're going through this. When there is collapse, especially with breathing in, the best option is to strengthen the nose with your own cartilage for structural support. This helps both aesthetically and functionally. However, revision surgery is more...