Bump/dent on one nostril 2 years post op - Any suggestions?

You have a very good result overall. The crease you show is natural and doesn’t make your result look odd at all. Do not get a revision. You have an excellent result

Hello you need make a straight your septum and solve breathing problems also correct the nostrils but after the surgery your nose will not be straight for 100 %

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Hello! Thanks for the photos and question. It may be that any grafting or adjustments to the cartilage were insufficient to support the area. This may have led to a depression / notch in that spot. A good intranasal examination can reveal more about what's going on. An open revision procedure allows for correction of these asymmetries. At 2 years, you would be in the appropriate timeframe to consider undergoing another procedure. I agree with revisiting with your surgeon to determine what may be the best course of action. Hope this helps!

Hi and welcome to our forum!
From your photos, there is significant improvement on nasal shape after your procedure. The nasal bridge is narrowed and there is improved nasal tip definition. There appears to be a notch in your lower lateral cartilage of the nasal tip.
Revision may consist of cartilage grafting to the affected area. 15% of cosmetic surgeries require a secondary touch up procedure to achieve optimal results.
Best wishes...