My nose is two different colors at the bottom and top. It also isn't straight. Can this be fixed? (photo)

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I had rhinoplasty done years ago and my nose isn’t straight. It’s also two different colors at the bottom then top. Is there anything to fix this?

Stephen J. Pincus, MD · Answer

Yes, your nose exhibits multiple deformities contributing to the asymmetry. In addition to the asymmetry of the bulbous tip cartilages, you have an "inverted V deformity" suggesting a collapse of the upper lateral cartilages coupled with a needed in-fracturing.of the nasal bones. The color variations your nose exhibits can be approached using either IPL or laser treatments.

William Portuese, MD · Answer

From the Limited photograph it demonstrates a bulbous nasal tip, and an inverted V deformity and wide nasal bones.  A revision rhinoplasty can accomplish improvement in all 3 of these areas.  The  color of the skin will be best treated with intense pulse light therapy, not surgery

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