I had a rhinoplasty May 2023. About 8 months after I have noticed that it looks like I’m developing an inverted V deformity. My nose also alway appears to be red as if I’m cold. And the latest of my discoveries is that I have a white spot on the tip of my nose when I pull my nostrils down. I know I’m going to have to hang a revision but my question I guess is I’m going to have to have it sooner than later? I’m scared that white as pot may be something that my begin to protrude through my skin?
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Hello and thank you for your question. It really depends on exactly what you need done, but ear cartilage does not work well, and I never use it as it lacks structural stability. If you don’t have septal cartilage available for grafting then I always use MTF Cartilage for revisions. I r...
It appears that your nose has been shortened and the tip is poorly defined with a very thick soft tissue envelope that is continuing to lose projection/definition. I would recommend seeing an American Board of Plastic Surgery certified plastic surgeon with experience in rhinoplasty. You may need...
Hello and thank you for your question. Based on your photographs, you have instability and collapse of the dorsal aesthetic lines. Do not use a Goretex implant. That will cause numerous complications in your nose. Instead, you should have MTF Cartilage to rebuild the dorsal aesthetic lines with...