I had a rhinoplasty a year ago and I'm not satisfied. What can I do? (Photo)

Thank you for your question. Whenever I discuss a procedure with patients, especially revision cases, the biggest question is, are the risks of surgery worth the improvements we're seeking to make? Sometimes this is easy to answer, sometimes not so much. In your case, I'd ask yourself how much...

Thank you for your question. Looking at your pictures, it is clear that your nasal tip is definitely overprojected and too long. Furthermore, tip and columella are crooked, which is the cause of nostril asymmetry. I suppose columella and tip deviation are closely related with septal deviation as...

Altering the height of the attachment of the nasal ala is not easily achieved, if at all. However, the tip of your nose appears a little too high. Of course, you are not looking for a revision rhinoplasty, but lowering the tip of your nose with a lengthening procedure might achieve the same...

Hi @PeacefulSoul1985. I am sorry you are having trouble breathing after your rhinoplasty. I recommend seeing an expert revision rhinoplasty specialist for an in person examination. There are options for you that can be determined after examination. Best of luck, Dr. Nima!

I appreciate your question, but I would need to see at least a few photos before making any type of recommendation. I will caution you that revision surgery can be even more complex than the initial procedure due to loss of structural support, scar tissue, and other issues. Make sure you are...

Yes you should be able to remove what is added and adjust your nose . You will not be able to exactly get back to your old nose but it should be very feasible to move in that direction. Choose an experienced revision rhinoplasty surgeon.