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If you are more than one year post-operative and are concerned that your nose tip appears to be too bulbous, it's possible that revision rhinoplasty may be helpful depending upon your examination. Is considered re-asking your question with before and after photos for more information. Hope this helps! Dr Joseph
Hello! Thank you for your question.It is not possible to reshape the rib cartilage in the nose tip with the closed approach. For a better result clear view for the surgeon it is better to do it with the open revision method.Anyway it may vary from one patient to an other. For a better evaluation I need more information and photos please.Best regards!
Technically, most changes are possible through a closed approach. However in a rib graft revision rhinoplasty, in my hands I would almost always perform an open approach to get the best access to have best ability to shape and narrow the tip. With all things in rhinoplasty it is the result not the approach that matters. I dont think an in office surgery would be the ideal approach.
Hello ! Yes, it is possible but it is not as accurate as the open method.Good luck ! Randal Haworth
Your thick skin hides any minor asymmetries that could occur from surgery, but it does make changes more difficult to see, and I think you recognize that by your question. See a surgeon comfortable with such situations, but improvement is certainly achievable.
Making the nose smaller is one of the most common changes made during a cosmetic rhinoplasty. Reduction rhinoplasty can come at a cost of sacrificing some degree of nasal breathing, so go to a surgeon who discusses this with you as well as ways to preserve as much airflow as possible.
Overall you have a nice result with one exception. You have what is called a hanging columella which makes the nostrils show too much. A very common problem that is easy to fix. In less than an hour with closed rhinoplasty. This is something I often see with open rhinoplasty if you had it done...