Can my columella be dropped and alars reduced with a revision rhinoplasty? (photos)

There are a few issues going on with your nasal dorsum. There are also less invasive ways to correct these issues and more involved ways to correct them. In my practice, I would choose to pursue the more involved approaches so that the nose will look like you had originally hoped that it would...

Your nose appears to be healing well and edema can take up to two years to fully resolve in revision cases. I think your surgeon performed a very nice revision and you should enjoy your new nose.

Hello! It doesn't appear to be necrosis. It could be a skin condition such as rosacea. May be worth seeking out a Dermatologist if you haven't already. IPL is another option. There could be an underlying infection that may respond to a course of antibiotics. I would seek a visit with your...

The most conspicuous irregularity at the base of your nose is an indentation at your right soft tissue triangle. Depending on your examination, This may be filled permanently with microdroplet Silikon-1000. I suspect you may have more issues about your nasal appearance. If that is the case,...

Hi gentle. It dpeends on what the cartilage is being used for and how much you need. Rib cartilage is much stronger and obviously a lot straighter than ear cartilage but it is also a bigger ordeal. If you don't need much cartilage or if it's used for a curvy area, then ear cartilage can be great.

You absolutely still have swelling at 6mo- in fact, patients report they still see changes to their nose even 3-5 years after surgery. the risk of doing the surgery too soon is that your nose has not had enough time to recover from the first surgery, meaning that you are putting the skin at risk...