My nose tip is too narrow after a revision rhinoplasty, is there a way to add volume back? (Photos)

Question

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.

P. Daniel Ward, MD · Answer

Thanks for the question. I think that one month after rhinoplasty is too soon to make any conclusions. It will continue to change. I suggest talking to your surgeon to find out options for further treatment, if necessary. Good luck as you heal!

Robert E. Zaworski, MD (retired) · Answer

One month post op is too soon to judge your result.  Heal for 6 months to a year, then have your surgeon evaluate your nose.

Richard W. Fleming, MD (retired) · Answer

At one months it is impossible to evaluate the results of your revision surgery. Discuss your concerns with your surgeon as healing progresses.

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