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First, no rhinoplasty is perfect and some deviation is inevitable with all septal work because no one can get it perfectly straight. In addition, at 4 months you likely still have swelling. Best to see your surgeon to discuss if concerned.
Thank you for your question. I concur with your previous advice about returning to the previous plastic surgeon. As there are numerous rhinoplasty techniques, he/she would know best. At your current stage you still do have an element of swelling which needs to be factored in as well. This swelling could take upwards of one year to fully subside. I hope this helps you and good luck.Fadi Chahin MD, FACSPlastic and Reconstructive SurgeryDiplomat-American Board of SurgeryDiplomat-American Board of Plastic Surgery
Rather than start to plan a revision, I would revisit the surgeon who did your surgery and ask about your concerns. There is still swelling at 3 months. The surgeon will know what has been done and what is expected at this interval.
Hi Ms. Hope,Since your nose bothers you a revision rhinoplasty would likely be of benefit. It appears that you have a so-called "parrot deformity" which is usually easily corrected. It occurs because there is excess tissue in the lower third of your profile. It is corrected by...
The rhinoplasty procedure usually involves shaving down the dorsal hump which is composed of both bone and cartilage. Medial and lateral osteotomies of the nasal bones are required to close the open roof deformity and prevent a flat top nose. Some minor tip adjustments may also be...
Must say dent is not that visible . However you can use a filler for the same .regardsDr Aamod
The open versus closed technique is only the approach to get inside the nose, not the actual procedure itself. Suture techniques to the lower lateral cartilages and sometimes a conservative cartilage removal are necessary to obtain a refinement of the nasal tip
Crooked nose with minimally invasive solution is filler to the right nasal bone depression. Or you could fracture the left nasal bone inward. I need to see photos for more info.
The upper lateral cartilage is the cartilage in the mid portion of the nose, it can be disconnected in trauma or during rhinoplasty maneuvers. It can be reconnected, and should be in most circumstances or it can result in breathing difficulty and cosmetic deformities such as inverted v...