Crooked tip - Will a Rhinoplasty straighten my nose? (photos)

Hi @DerekR. Thank you for sharing your photos. I recommend seeing an expert rhinoplasty specialist for an in person examination. There are options for you that can be determined after examination. Best of luck, Dr. Nima

Perioperative risks are known to increase with increasing BMI. Whilst your circumstances should of course be assessed on an individual basis, in general terms surgical and anaesthetic risks should be reduced/eliminated as far as possible when contemplating elective aesthetic surgery. With that...

Thank you for your question. At 16 months, you should not be experiencing this degree of swelling. I would make an appointment with the surgeon that performed your procedure so they may examine inside your nose to determine whether a revision would be necessary. Best of luck.

That can be deepened with a file or power burr. But if that's the only thing that bothers you I'm not sure it's worth it. Also then your bridge will appear to have a hump

Excellent question. In my practice we typically have patients tape their nose at night once the splint comes off at the one week postoperative appointment. This traditionally is done for about 6 weeks nightly to aid in postoperative rebound swelling, specifically in the tip. I would certainly...

To create a more harmonious balance in your face, we would perform an open rhinoplasty to soften your nasal tip and rotate it cephalically, as well as slightly shorten your nasal length. At the same sitting, we would place a small implant in your chin through an intraoral incision. This would...