How can scar tissue be removed surgically in a revision rhinoplasty? Is it a risk?

With an open approach the infratip lobule and bottom part of the nasal tip likely has significant edema, as this resolves it may make the columella "look" less retracted although the columella itself is unlikely to "plump" out more at this point. Depending on how much scar...

Hello and thank you for your question. Straightening the crooked nose is one of the most challenging things to do in all of Rhinoplasty. I would highly recommend that you evaluate your surgeon’s results in their before and after gallery and you should be able to see numerous pictures of s...

If you have a collapse of the internal nasal valve this can create significant nasal problems.  Turbinate reduction can be performed in many different ways.  The longevity of these procedures can be varied.  Revision rhinoplasty may be a very good option to correct these problems.

It is rather simple to go in and remove a nasal implant; the shininess of the skin often goes away after the implant is removed.  The shine of the skin is usually related to the stretching of skin and the light bouncing off of stretched skin.  If it is a silicone implant, the implant...

Removal of ear cartilage does not usually change the appearance of the ear. Once the ear is healed, it's unusual for the removal of cartilage to change the shape as long as the cartilage at the outer part of the "bowl" of the ear is preserved. The scar is another issue. This can be visible if...

Your columella is likey deviated to your left due to a deviation of the edge of the septum in this area. If you want this improved a revision surgery can be done to straighten the area. Septal reconstruction or grafting may be needed. An in person examination would allow for a better assessment...