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Revision rhinoplasty? Fillers? (Photo)

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melbourne87Nov 16, 2023

Hi, I had rhinoplasty surgery in February, so 10 months ago. My nose is healing crooked and nostrils are very uneven. I’ve spoken to my surgeon who has said I am still healing and swollen as my skin is thick. He has suggested filler to correct the depression in the nostrils. I am not keen on fillers to the nose and would prefer a revision rhinoplasty. What are your thoughts? Will filler be sufficient in correcting the issues? Photos below

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