What Should I Do, My Columella is Crooked After Rhinoplasty? (photo)

Hanging columellas become obvious from a pronounced columella or from alar retraction.  You may need a combination of corrective procedures to help improve a hanging columella. 

Icing your nose this far out from surgery probably won't be much help. There are other ways to help decrease your swelling though. Check out my link below for more details.

It's hard to be very specific without seeing your nose. I don't typically use cinching suture techniques when narrowing the nose. Check out my link below for a fuller description of some alar base narrowing techniques.

The "parentheses deformity" is very common after a primary rhinoplasty where too much lower lateral cartilage was removed.  The lateral crural strut is designed to reinforce this weak lateral cartilage - thus providing for a better breathing and contour.  I have used both...

This band of scar tissue is indeed a Synichia and it can occur after any rhinoplasty or revision rhinoplasty surgery. If it is causing you to have nasal obstruction (decreased breathing from your nose), it can be treated. If it is not causing any symptoms, it is advisable to not treat...