I had revision rhinoplasty a month ago to change out my nose implant for a smaller one, define my nose tip and fix my hanging columella. Now I feel like my nose looks too small and narrow for my face. From the front, my nose shape is more like a thin rectangle than the ideal triangle shape. When I smile, my nostrils have an odd shape - almost like MJ’s nose. It looks very unnatural. Is there a way to add volume back to my nose tip? Fillers? Grafts? How long do I need to wait for each option.
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I would speak with some expert surgeons and discuss your concerns with your current result and what you would like accomplished in the end. If the desired nose can be attained with revision surgery then you can move forward. If you have a copy of your operative reports and your original...
Seems you are perfectionist and notice the left alar rim / nostril is slightly retracted if compared with the right one, which is according to the fact the left alar cartilage is notticeably smaller than the right one, uncertain if due to congenital reasons or after previous rhinoplasty.Yes, the...
Your columella can be elevated under just local anesthesia if you desire. This is a relatively straight forward procedure with minimal risk and discomfort.