Is there anyway to fix dent in (R) nostril 9 months after rhinoplasty without having major surgery again? (Photos)

Thank you for your question and I am sorry you are unhappy with the results of your first rhinoplasty. Based on the images, it appears you may indeed be a candidate for revision rhinoplasty to correct the asymmetry between the nostrils. However, most surgeons won't consider additional surgery until a full year after the initial procedure, since residual swelling can still be present. When the time comes, make sure you work with a very experienced, board-certified facial plastic surgeon who has extensive expertise in revision techniques. Revision surgery is even more complex than the first surgery in many situations, and requires a great deal of precision, skill, and artistry to get it right.

Hi @Babylifter. I'm sorry you are not happy with your results. 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

Tip cartilages of your nose were not designed symmetrically. İn addition , your alar cartilages have malposition and your tip is still bulbous. I think you should undergo revision surgery after postoperative 1 year.

The Photographs demonstrate alar retraction and a soft tissue triangle deficit. You'll most likely need a composite graft from the ear to make your nostrils look more symmetrical. Follow up with your operative surgeon at one year