Hello, I had a bad nose job done about 10 years ago. My nostrils were completely deformed (before they were symmetrical). About 6 years ago I had a revision and cartilage was taken from my ears to refine the nostrils. They are still not like I would want them to be but much better. I now wanted to finally get a nostril piercing but the piercer told me that the cartilage is too thick and it wouldn’t heal. Is that correct? I have no problems at all with my nose.
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A polybeak is when the bridge of the nose protrudes from the face further than the nasal tip. Based on your photos, it appears that this protrusion of cartilage on your bridge may have appear worse after surgery due to a bit of tip drooping. Cartilage bumps on the nose may not be rasped. They...
If Afrin nasal spray is helping you breathe better, you nearly certainly do have a turbinate problem. If you had your nose made smaller with your rhinoplasty, sometimes the turbinates play a larger role in causing nasal Airway obstruction. Please consider consulting with your surgeon or a...
Hello! Thank you for your question. Actually it is hard to give an answer without seeing your photos. If you can provide your face photos from front and side I would be able to answer your question properly. It is possible to have a hanging columella after a rhinoplasty surgery, but this can be...