How much swelling can I expect after spreader graft removal?

Thanks for the question. I think that one month after rhinoplasty is too soon to make any conclusions. It will continue to change. I suggest talking to your surgeon to find out options for further treatment, if necessary. Good luck as you heal!

I would consider a more permanent filler such as Bellafill or even liquid siliconeWhen placed in small amounts (like the supratip area), it should not cause any long term issues or consequencesIf you could avoid another surgery, that would be idealWhen you are ready, please visit a revision...

Seems you are perfectionist and notice the left alar rim / nostril is slightly retracted if compared with the right one, which is according to the fact the left alar cartilage is notticeably smaller than the right one, uncertain if due to congenital reasons or after previous rhinoplasty.Yes, the...

Dear nigaiqbai,Yes, this should be relatively straightforward and only your surgeon knows exactly what was doneIt usually involves trimming a graft to lift the columella and can be done under local anesthesiaIf you are really worried you can get a second opinion to make yourself feel better, but...

Dear aprime,It's tough to see exactly where your nose is crooked from the pictures you postedBone grafts can shift, and not commonly performed as much as they used toIf it was to build up your bridge, then we have other options like a diced cartilage graft The crooked nose may also be due to a ...

The way I determine and demonstrate that nostrils are actually symmetric and its due to a tilted nose is by moving the tip over with computer imaging. In the majority of cases, the nostrils then appear symmetric. Alarplasty will not help this condition. Revision rhinoplasty to straighten the...