I had rhinoplasty 5 months ago and I am pretty happy with the result, although there is a small bump on one side of the nose which my dr agrees is bone and is visible. He suggests rasping it down under general anesthetic in hospital. By the time i go in for surgery it will be 7 months from the initial op. Are there risks associated with revisionary surgery? e.g. breathing, further deformities etc
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Columellar thickness isn't a particularly common issue aesthetically, but it is possible to widen the columella with a cartilage strut placed between the two adjacent columellar cartilage (medial crura).I wouldn't recommend filler injection to that area to try to widen it as there's a greater...
The good news is that shortening a nose is one of the more predictable changes to make in a revision. The woman in the short video posted with this answer had her nose shortened in a revision.But it's also a very complicated operation, and in my reality, not one that can be done as a teeny...
It is possible that the nasal bones might have been in-fractured too aggressively. Out fracturing them and putting nasal packing internally may help to reposition them.
