Will an alar batten graft change my nose appearance? (Photo)

My recommendation is to use autologous material. I don't know about Belladerm in the nose. But, I do know about deep temporals fascia on the dorsum.  This is my recommendation.

Straightening your nose would likely require both a septoplasty and a revision rhinoplasty.  The photos that you have provided demonstrate that your nose is crooked in the upper dorsum and the lower dorsum.  You have not provided a "worms eye" view of your nose which would demonstrate the a...

If your original nose was shorter and upturned, your revision looks generally quite nicemost people seeking revisions who report a 'hanging columella' actually have retracted nostrils secondary to over-resected tip cartilages....your tip and alar rims.look good ... you DO in fact have a slig...

From your pictures it does appear that the nasal bones are separated  (open roof deformity) which can be usually corrected by nasal osteotomies to bring the bones together.   Your nose appears wider than ideal which is consistent.   An in person exam would be necessary to confirm.  Usu...

The best choice for grafting material is always the septum if that tissue is available in sufficient quantities. Ear or conchal cartilage is the second best choice and the last choice is rib cartilage, either from you or from cadaver rib. If you need a lot of cartilage grafting the rib maybe ...

It is probably a contour of the low lateral cartilage or grafting material.  Sometimes a very conservative injection of the steroid may soften that contour.