Lumpy, asymmetrical nose - what kind of revision should I look into? (Photos)

Question

I had an open rhinoplasty months and months ago, my nose has looked the same since week 6/7. I have not seen any changes since then, compared to now. The attached pics were taken today. As you can see, the bigger side (the RIGHT side of my nose) looks lumpy, and very asymmetrical. My belief is that a lot of scar tissue developed on the right side of my columella and tip. I think it looks awful. What kind of REVISION should I investigate? I am hoping for non-surgical suggestions :(

Eric M. Joseph, MD · Answer

If you have severe dissatisfaction with your nose and if goals were not met, the next best step may be to consult with another reputable rhinoplasty specialist. We need to see where you started, what was done, and where there is to go moving forward. Nonsurgical nose job treatment may be considered to improve tip and bridge symmetry; but an examination would be necessary. Hope this helps. Dr Joseph

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