Crooked nose in certain lighting after rhinoplasty (6 years post OP). Can it be fixed with fillers or only revision?

Hello! First of all thank you for your question. I have evaluated your case regarding the information you provided and photos.You need a secondary rhinoplasty with a possible rib cartilage reconstruction to correct your crooked nose deformity as much as possible.Fillers can not be very helpful for fixing all those problems.

Hello, all your issues can be addressed to a well-executed rhinoplasty in the right hands, you can benefit from rhinoplasty. You can achieve a functionally and cosmetically improved nose with Rhinoplasty performed with piezo technique, which is the latest technology Rhinoplasty with the piezo technology will be able to protect your soft tissues and provide you maximal healing. You can visit the link below to get more information about Piezo technique. Revision rhinoplasty surgeries are always harder than the primary rhinoplasty surgeries, so that your surgeon should be experienced and skilled enough to handle this surgery. One golden rule: Please do not have the surgery when you feel uncomfortable and have doubts with a surgeon who you feel hesitated about. The point you need to be careful while searching for the best surgeon is the time between the before and after photos of your surgeon. The after pictures should be at least 1 years after the operation. Early results and intraoperative comparison photos have no value. , Secondly, please be sure that you have a good communication with your surgeon and he totally understands you. You can have more detailed information about me and ask questions about your case to my assistants from the number at my profile ( +90 539 204 40 90) . You can also book an online consultation and discuss your issues with me. Best regards.

A side profile photograph would also be helpful to make a determination about how best to proceed, however from the limited photographs, it appears that on your left side the upper lateral cartilage has collapsed inward and your septum may have collapsed as well. It's very important to know how much cartilage is left over on the inside of the nose for grafting purposes, since you will probably need a couple of cartilage grafts to restore symmetry to your nose. A copy of the operative report would also be helpful to find out what was accomplished in the first procedure. Revision rhinoplasty is the most difficult procedure to perform correctly in the entire field of cosmetic surgery, so choose your rhinoplasty specialist very wisely based on extensive experience