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When can I safely get a non-surgical rhinoplasty revision?

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Lacey10Apr 10, 2023

I had revision rhinoplasty 1 month ago, and the bridge and the radix are way too thin in regards to the tip, I know theres still swelling but in the case of the proportions staying the same. When can I safely get a non surgical revision in order to balance my nose with filler in the radix and beginning of the nos bridge?

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There is really nothing to lose by trying fillers. There is a good chance that properly placed fillers can make a nice difference. If not, then it will simply go away. If it is good, then Silicone can be placed to create a permanent result. Be sure to go to an experienced injector for this.

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Hello and thank you for your question. Unfortunately, you actually have a VERY difficult problem to fix. Your tip/nostril asymmetry and crooked nose after a prior rhinoplasty is due to either 1) an issue with the initial surgery, or 2) due to contractile scarring forces, which can unfortunately...

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Eric M. Joseph, MD

Generally, the base view of the nose is the least important. I can see that you appear to have added a little bit of volume to your left medial crural footplate. Depending on your examination, this might be feasible. In our practice we prefer to use microdroplet Silikon-1000 for permanent...

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