Is this nose shape achievable to get back and if so, what's the process like? (Photos)

Thank you for your question and detailed explanation. Revision rhinoplasty is not generally recommended prior to one-year post-op as the ultimate results may change over that period of time. However, if you are still unsatisfied with the appearance at that point, a revision rhinoplasty can...

Based on your photos, you are a great candidate for rhinoplasty. During the procedure, some cartilage from your septum is often used, but sometimes it's not strong enough. The rib cartilage may hold much better support and the skin of your tip looks heavy. Just make sure the surgeon has a lot of...

Thank you for your question and uploaded photos. It is possible to undergo rhinoplasty to reduce an over-projected nose profile while keeping the tip and front view intact. This procedure is meant to be customized for each individual to provide results that complement the rest of the facial...

Thank you for your enquiry. If rasping techniques were used at rhinoplasty surgery, as they often are, you may have developed 'callus' (healing bone) formation at that site - now visible to you as a 'new big bump' under the skin. Expert in-person clinical assessment, informed by an operation...