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How to fix right side of nose, it's extremely uneven after rhinoplasty? (Photos)

RyanM995Jan 28, 2022
Hi, I had open rhinoplasty 9 months ago or so. I know I need to "wait a year" before any revisions. I was researching non surgical revisions and I really don't want to have to do another surgery =( Basically, my previously boxy and bulbous nose is now "smaller", but the right side as you can see is 2-3 times LARGER than my left side. It looks awful. Dare i say botched? I have no idea what happened. Is it swelling? did it heal improperly? I feel so frustrated.

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Dr. Barry M. Weintraub, MD, FACS
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
Answered on Feb 24, 2022
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