Are my asymmetrical nostrils normal & can they be fixed? (Photo)

Thank you for your question and photo. Though much of the swelling is reduced within four months, your nose will be in a phase of recovery for at least one year following your rhinoplasty procedure. It is generally suggested to wait until this entire recovery process is complete to evaluate the...

Hello! Many times after septorhinoplasty, it can take time for the nose to adjust to improvements in airflow. For any drainage, saline irrigations and a decongestant may help. If there appears to be an obstacle, a deeper evaluation of the nasal cavity via endoscopy may be warranted. If the nose...

Hello! Thanks for the photos. I see what you're talking about. This is caused by the graft being too prominent and putting pressure on the skin called blanching. The way to fix this is to decrease the size of the graft. Long-term, if the pressure stays, it could cause issues with the blood flow....

"Shrink Wrap" is associated with thin, light skin, and firm nasal tip cartilages, and further rhinoplasty surgery does not prevent this from occurring again. In our practice, asymmetries and irregularities associated with shrink wrap may be permanently improved with microdroplet Silikon-1000....

Good Morning! If it's been almost 2 years, the swelling has likely already resolved. The prominences left are probably prominent lower lateral cartilages. When they have a convex orientation, they tend to bulge and can appear unsightly. The way to correct this is to flatten the cartilages using...

It would be surprising if your nasal base was perfectly straight and symmetrical before surgery. If that was the case, then your asymmetrical base is due to your surgery. In all likelihood, the bottom of your nasal septum may be deviated to your right which is causing your tip to veer in the...