Uneven nostrils 6 months after rhinoplasty - do I need a revision? (Photo)

Hi from Istanbul! Your concern is entirely fixable, but a different method is employed. The most efficient way is through a technique called suture shaping, where sutures help narrow the tip and create better tip definition. Some extra cartilage may be used to enhance your nasal bridge and give...

Greetings from Istanbul! Your goals are indeed realistic and align well with the objectives of ethnic rhinoplasty. The focus in such procedures is typically on refining the tip, narrowing the nostrils, and enhancing the bridge. The goal is never to westernize the nose, but to create a...

Surgeons should always work with patients to give them the best outcome, which means providing services based on what the client wants. If you speak with a surgeon who is unwilling to do so or make any compromises, I would look elsewhere. If you are able to find a surgeon you are comfortable...

If a small piece of skin was buried while your incision was closed, a painful inclusion cyst can ensue. If this is the case, it should be an office procedure to improve it. I would recommend visiting your surgeon or another reputable rhinoplasty specialist for evaluation and management. I hope...

Hi Habu! I am assuming you have not had nasal surgery yet just based on your photos and your question. Everyone has one nostril that is higher on their face than the other (go look at photos of people you know or celebrities); this is because all of our faces are asymmetric, so how the nose and...

Hi. Yes, it is possible for rhinoplasty to define the supra alar crease. However, it is difficult to make a proper recommendation based on photographs. A personal evaluation of your nasal profile, including the thickness of your skin, is necessary to determine the aesthetic results that can be...