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In general, bulges like that may represent irregular tip cartilage from previous rhinoplasty. Since you may have thick oily skin involving your nasal tip, it's possible this is just redundant skin. If your surgeon is unable to provide an answer, please consider consulting with another reputable rhinoplasty specialist. Wishing you well moving forward. Sincerely, Dr. Joseph
That looks more like tip cartilage than an air pocket but an in person examination would really be necessary to determine that
This looks like a scar tissue or cartilage caused deformity of the tip. Only on the basis of in-person evaluation one could give you a more detailed answer. You should seek explanation from your surgeon. Good luck.
To make a quality assessment, we need quality information.I don’t think anybody can give you a good answer based on the information provided.I suggest you follow up with the surgeon who did your rhinoplasty if you have concerns about the outcome of the procedure.Best,Matt hagstrom MD
Hello, Straightening your nasal bone will not fix your breathing. In order to fix your breathing you have to straighten your septum with a proper septoplasty and potential functional aesthetic rhinoplasty. General anesthesia is the best option for this but there are other options including IV...
Based on your photos, you started with an obtuse nose lip angle. Your tip may have been rotated upward a little bit, however, it is not a significant change from preoperative. If this is something that is bothering you a lot, the only way to lower your nasal tip would be to utilize a septal...
Hi, It is better for you to consult with a facial plastic surgeon who can examine you and give you opinion based on your needs and expectations.