I had a cosmetic rhinoplasty in 2020. I had minimal asymmetry prior to surgery. After surgery my nostrils were extremely uneven and I had a very crooked columella. I am happy with the rest of my nose. In 2022, I had a revision done with the same doctor. The issue still persists. I understand that everyone has a degree of asymmetry but this asymmetry is quite severe and was nonexistent before the first surgery. How difficult would it be to fix this asymmetry and keep the rest of my nose the same?
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Answer: Would you consider a permanent nonsurgical nose job?
I believe that there should not be significant drooping of the nasal tip three years after rhinoplasty surgery. It is possible that you did not have adequate tips support during your primary surgery. If that is the case, you may consider getting a second opinion from another reputable...
Based on your photos, your bridge and nasal tip asymmetries could be addressed with a permanent non-surgical nose job. Since your nasal tip does not protrude from your face as far as your bridge does, that is the reason for the line that is seen on front view and the droopiness on profile. The...
Hello and thank you for your question. Based on your photographs, you may benefit from a Revision in order to improve the symmetry of your nostrils and tip. If you trust your surgeon and they have hundreds of good revision pictures on their website then they can likely help you. With good...
