My nasal tip has dropped too much, 7 months post-op. Is this my final result? (photos)

Hi @VictoriaKlaus11. Thank you for sharing you photos. I recommend seeing an expert revision rhinoplasty specialist for an in person examination. There are options for you that can be determined after examination Best of luck, Dr. Nima

Well, there are no pictures of you, but, typically soft tissue and cartilage can be removed when they are in excess, or augmented when they are too little. These are readily revised procedures - usually don't require too much.

Hi, thank you for the question. With a revision surgery using your own cartilages (ear or rib area), the nose apperence would be much better with a high probability. Regards.

As a board certified plastic surgeon who performs many revision rhinoplasty surgeries, I usually discourage patients from having additional surgeries to address minor nostril asymmetries, because changing the nostril structure can lead to changes in the tip of the nose that can later cause...

I appreciate your question and am sorry to hear that you’re unhappy with your results. Fortunately, filling your bridge is likely possible with a cartilage graft, which can be taken from a rib. I think this will help you achieve the more masculine appearance you desire. As for your nostrils, i...

Hi, thank you for the question. Steroid injection has some risks..(Even it is rare, it may also cause blindness).. It appears that you have droopy tip and axis deviation/high cartilage? We need further face images. A revision should planned with your expectations. Regards. Dr.Cem Altindag