I had my primary rhinoplasty roughly 14 months ago..I want a revision but I don’t want to address the aesthetic issues. I was left with a deviated septum that is so deviated you can see it, and nasal valve collapse on one side. I just want those two things fixed so I can breathe better. I know that will change the looks, which is fine. I just don’t want to take any risks to fix purely aesthetic issues. Is that possible to only address functionality? Is it safer too?
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Hello, hope you are well. It appears to be an inverted V deformity. This happens when the nasal cartilage is disarticulated from the nasal bones, which causes a step-off shaped this way on the nasal bridge. Revision rhinoplasty is required to correct that type of problem.
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Hello! That's a great question. Going back toward a boxy tip is challenging. It depends on what was done surgically. If the narrowness was mostly suturing, if the sutures are released and the cartilage relaxes, it may be possible. Sometimes, aiming for a result in-between the two may be most...