I regret rhinoplasty. My nose still has a depression and feels long. Is there anything I can do to fix this? (Photo)

Thank you for your question. I'm sorry you're going through this stressful process. To fix this, a revision surgery would be needed to deproject yet also support the tip from dropping. Often this will require using rib cartilage given that with each revision the native cartilage tends to become weaker and weaker. This is a fairly complex case, and I would seek out a surgeon who performs revision rhinoplasties on a regular basis. I hope this is helpful, and I wish you all the best.
-Dr. P

Hi @Diligent631124. I'm sorry you are not happy with your rhinoplasty results. I recommend seeing an expert revision rhinoplasty specialist for an in person examination. There are options for you that can be determined after examination.

Best of luck,

Dr. Nima

Hi there! Sorry that you've experienced trouble with your rhinoplasty revisions. As for the structure of your nose now, it likely needs a revision to create substantial change. This would involve rebuilding your tip to create a more natural look which isn't so long and projected. To achieve this, strong grafts are needed - either from the septum or rib. There are options for sure. Seek consultation with a facial plastic surgeon who specializes in rhinoplasty. Hope this helps!

Hello, and thank you for your question. Based on your photos (while a personal evaluation is still best), you seem to have an over projected or drooping tip, which is a common issue that revision rhinoplasty can fix.
Revision rhinoplasty is even more complex than primary rhinoplasty and requires advanced skill and technique. It is imperative you seek consultations and treatments from reputable board-certified facial plastic surgeons, particularly those with plenty of experience performing rhinoplasty procedures. During your consultation, your surgeon can assess your nose, determine your eligibility for revision rhinoplasty, and recommend the best approach to ensure the best possible results.

Your tip cartilages are too prominent and although the bridge has been adequately treated, now you need your tip cartilages reduced in length. A tip rhinoplasty should correct the long ptotic tip you still have.