Is it possible to reverse the narrowing close to the eyes? (Photo)

In general, rhinoplasty is the surgery of millimeters. When we operate, most of what we do is based on how things look and feel, during surgery. Small adjustments are made, and then the nose is inspected. In our practice, we utilize computer Imaging to establish goals. I hope this answers your...

Nasal trauma may result in cartilaginous fractures after revision rhinoplasty surgery with cartilage grafting. If this happens, they tend to occur with a change nasal appearance and breathing difficulties. Since you appear to have had delayed onset of symptoms, it may take a bit longer than you...

Based on the location, it could be the bottom of your nasal septum, or possibly a cartilage graft sutured in that area. If it is not affecting your breathing, and if it is not affecting your overall results, I do not think there would be any need for an intervention. I hope this helps!...

Based on your photos, I do not believe you are having a problem with excessive scar tissue. You appear to have a very thin nasal skin and it has shrunk down to the underlying cartilage of your nose. The most asymmetry is seen in your base view, and this is the least important view. Please...

Hello and thank you for your question. If you have a silicone or gortex implant in your nose that needs to be completely removed. This is a very frequent complication of these types of implants in the nose. With good surgical technique, you could have an outstanding result. I recommend that you...

In expert hands, narrowing a boxy tip and elevating the tip are two of the more predictable changes to make to a nose, even in a revision. If you have had two revisions, and the tip is still substantially not where you want it, I would take care to be extra judicious in selecting your next...