Notice the contour irregularities of my bridge. I believe that there is some built-up scar tissue or irregularities in the DCF that is making the left side of my nose look more full than the right. Will steroid injections be able to help with this asymmetry even though I'm 2.5 years post surgery? My tip is also very bulbous looking. I don't like how it droops, especially when I smile. I'm not sure if I have thick skin or not. Would I be able to reduce the tip without going though a revision?
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Answer: Permanent nonsurgical nose job may be considered for a left nasal sidewall indent.
The amount of bridge raising you could expect would be largely determined by your examination. Some people have skin that is very densely scarred down to the underlying nasal skeleton, and this can pose a problem. If your skin lifts off readily from the underlying cartilage and bone, that is...
Microdroplets Silikon 1000 injections are particularly useful for lowering retracted nostrils from previous surgery. And examination is always necessary to determine somebody's candidacy for this. I hope this helps. Sincerely, Dr. Joseph
Adding injectable fillers to your nose would only lead to a larger and wider nasal appearance. Based on your photos, I suspect you have an over projected nasal appearance that is also wide. Rhinoplasty surgery may be considered for achieving a smallersymmetrical, less distracting, and more...
