I had a rhinoplasty 30 yrs ago and 15 months ago a revision rhinoplasty. After the second one I have a hanging and crooked columella. My nostrils look asymmetrical giving my nose a crooked look. My question is that is the columella still swollen (it appears to be) or is this the final result.
June 23, 2023
Answer: Columellar Deviation Columella is unlikely to go back in place. However, you have to remind yourself that nobody looks at your nose from below. If it is not prominent when looking straight ahead then it is not worth trying to fix it. Columellar deviation can be very hard to fix.
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June 23, 2023
Answer: Columellar Deviation Columella is unlikely to go back in place. However, you have to remind yourself that nobody looks at your nose from below. If it is not prominent when looking straight ahead then it is not worth trying to fix it. Columellar deviation can be very hard to fix.
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June 25, 2023
Answer: Twisted Columella Hello, hope you are well. If your surgery took place 15 months ago, your healing process would be considered 'mature' by most standards. It would be unlikely to see further spontaneous changes in the shape of the nose or columella as a result of the healing process.
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June 25, 2023
Answer: Twisted Columella Hello, hope you are well. If your surgery took place 15 months ago, your healing process would be considered 'mature' by most standards. It would be unlikely to see further spontaneous changes in the shape of the nose or columella as a result of the healing process.
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