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Based on your photo and statement, a well performed rhinoplasty can build up the bridge with a graft to make it appear less wide from the front and less flat from the side. The tip can be refined as well. Be sure to see a rhinoplasty expert for consultation.
During Asian rhinoplasty with rib cartilage and diced cartilage fascia (DCF) it is possible to create definition along your tip and dorsum (bridge) while also adding projection and augmentation to the nose. Using tissue from your own body allows for a permanent result, and when performed by an Asian rhinoplasty specialist, will leave you with minimal scars and a beautifully natural result.
There are several ways to improve the profile of the nose. The nasal dorsum can be augmented using artificial implants or your own cartilage or a cadaver cartilage. Sometimes the nasal bones have to be pushed in for a more narrow look. For the nasal tip a conservative removal of the tip cartilage can refine the tip.RegardsDr. J
Dear Yuno00,Thanks for your question. Asian Rhinoplasty to reshape the nose. Can address issues such as shape, bumps, and asymmetry. Recovery time is usually a few weeks, with final results visible after several months. Remember to schedule a consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon or facial plastic surgeon. They can assess your nose, discuss your goals, and recommend the best procedure for your needs.Regards,Dr Nhan Ho
There exist a variety of techniques for augmenting the dorsum during Asian rhinoplasty. Techniques utilizing synthetic grafts and en bloc cartilage techniques will typically have swelling resolve within the first year, while diced cartilage fascia techniques may take up to two years. Without...
Nonsurgical rhinoplasty with hyaluronic acid fillers is a temporary option, and shouldn't be relied upon for a long-term, and certainly not life-long, change. If the concern is with the longevity of the silicone implant, the optimal solution would involve removing the previously placed silicone...
Regardless of issue, 6 months is a bit early to consider another revision rhinoplasty. Without having seen your pre-operative photos, and without knowing how your dorsum was augmented, it's hard to say whether the horizontal line is something to be concerned with at this point in your healing....
