Revision rhinoplasty, 5 months post op, how long should I wait before undergoing another revision? (photos)

You look like you both a deviation of the nose, and somewhat visible caudal edge of the nasal bones where the middle vault (septum and upper lateral cartilages are more narrow (inverted v deformity).  If the cartilage of the septum was curved to begin with (as part of the original cause of the ...

If your surgery occurred a month ago, it is too early to determine what your final outcome may be but pictures might help.  It is best to wait at least a year for swelling to reduce and scar contracture to know the final appearance of your nose.  If you still have a wide nose and uneven alar r...

Hello,Thanks for your question. Yes a hump can be restored with either an implant or cartilage grafting. I recommend that you consult with a revision rhinoplasty specialist once you are one year postop for the best chance of a successful outcome.Good luck,Dr. Shah

Thank you for your question.  Some degree of nostril and nasal asymmetry is to be expected. There’s no such thing as a perfectly straight or symmetric nose. However, the issues that you describe and show in the photograph could likely be improved. The issue appears to at least in part be due to...

Hello Ginamae,  Revision rhinoplasty consists of either cosmetic or corrective surgery, which can alter the size/shape of your nose and/or correct its functionality (i.e. deviated septum, broken nose, snoring, difficulty breathing). To answer your question you can certainly make the tip...