Do I need a revision rhinoplasty? (Photos)

You are definitely not asking too much. Your expectations are completely reasonable, and if you decide to undergo rhinoplasty, those concerns should absolutely be addressed as part of the procedure.

I’m sorry that you experienced this complication. This is a very delicate area and should be approached with great caution. A small composite graft taken from the ear, including both cartilage and skin, may help improve the contour and reduce the indentation.

It appears that they reduced the bony hump but left the cartilaginous hump either untouched or not adequately reduced. In my opinion, this can be corrected with a revision rhinoplasty to refine the cartilaginous dorsal hump and create a smoother transition from the bony dorsum to the...

The spreader graft is usually placed between the septal and upper lateral cartilages, and when positioned correctly, it should not be visible externally. I personally do not use ear cartilage for rhinoplasty, as it is not strong enough to provide adequate structural support.If you can feel the...

The feasibility of tertiary revision rhinoplasty, in our opinion, always requires an examination. When we evaluate people for complicated revision rhinoplasty, we find it helpful to review previous operative reports, or perhaps the latest operative report, which tends to add valuable information...

Unfortunately, your photographs are a big grainy and difficult to interpret. From what I see, you appear to have an indentation on both sides of your bridge, along with nostril retraction. Microdroplet Silikon-1000 nasal injections maybe considered for achieving a straighter nasal bridge...