I had a revision rhinoplasty in March 2022 to correct an over projected tip from the primary rhinoplasty. It has now been 13 months and the nose doesn’t look right at all, it is sticking out on one side and this is creating an unsightly shadow/dent/depression on one side. The nose also appears to be slanting to one side and is very bulbous/has no definition. Overall I am very unhappy with this result and would like other professional opinions. The nostrils are also uneven and slanting.
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Hello! Thank you for your question.From the photos your nose looks crooked and it looks like the graft on the tip mooved. It is showing too much and I am pretty sure it is very hard tip. I recommend you a revision surgery, you will most probably need a cartilage reconstruction.Best regards!
Thank you for your query. The pictures on the left, I am assuming are before the procedure in which the nose looks smaller. The cartilages, that are added are usually added in the tip and the sides should not look bulky from the front. You should discuss your concerns with your Plastic surgeon...
Thank you for your query. The “cut” you have is very common and, if needed, you can have a very small revision of the scar. Having secretions several years after your revision rhinoplasty is very unusual and you may need to see an ENT surgeon, in addition to your Plastic surgeon. A carful int...