Revision rhinoplasty 3 years after surgery. What are my options? (Photo)

Hello! Thank you for your question.I have evaluated your case regarding your photos and information you provided.It looks like (from the photos) the tip of your nose is crooked (mostly to the left). There is an asymmetry really visible between nostrils. The tip is bulbous and a bit droopy.I recommend you a revision surgery to fix as much as possible these issues. You will most probably need rib cartilage reconstruction to reshape the tip of the nose.

You appear to have an improved nasal appearance compared to preoperative. You can see some asymmetry at the base of your nose, and flaring nostrils. Perhaps an alarplasty may be helpful. Best to consult with a reputable rhinoplasty specIalist with your operative report. Thank you : Dr Joseph

Hello !

I'm sorry to hear that you're not satisfied with the results of your rhinoplasty. It's important to address your concerns with the plastic surgery company that performed your procedure as soon as possible.

When reaching out to the company, it's important to clearly communicate your concerns and provide them with any relevant photos or documentation. They may schedule a follow-up appointment to evaluate your results and discuss possible options for revision surgery.

Before considering revision surgery, it's important to allow sufficient time for the nose to heal and for any residual swelling to subside. This can take up to a year or more after the initial surgery.

During a consultation for revision surgery, the surgeon will assess your nose and discuss your goals and expectations for the procedure. They may recommend additional imaging, such as a CT scan, to better understand the structure of your nose.

It's also important to keep in mind that revision surgery can be more complex than the initial surgery and may have a longer recovery time. It's important to carefully consider the risks and benefits of undergoing revision surgery before making a decision.

Ultimately, it's important to work closely with your surgeon and communicate openly about your concerns and expectations to achieve the best possible outcome.

I hope this helps,
best of luck !