Revision rhinoplasty or septoplasty? Inverted V deformity, deviated septum, pain

Your septum and maxillary spine appear to be slightly shifted to the right. A small corrective procedure can give a very good result. I also don’t think this is a major issue. I would recommend trusting your surgeon and going ahead with the correction. Wishing you a smooth recovery in advance.

Based on your photos, we can see that you have very thin nasal skin and you also have visible cartilage grafts along the bridge of your nose, along with asymmetries of your nasal tip. If you have an extruding suture that you can see, this should be removed since it could be the course of...

Thanks gduy_helpplz for your question! It's understandable that you're disappointed with the outcome of your rhinoplasty. Morever I see that based on your description of the results, the changes were minor. A number of variables can affect a surgical procedure's success, and occasionally the...

Hi, It is better for you to consult with your facial plastic surgeon who can examine you and give you opinion based on examination.

Hello, Thank you for providing these photos. It is possible to add cartilage and also to add a dorsal hump as well. Doing 3D imaging with your surgeon is a tool that is always incredibly useful so you can get a sense of what each change will do to your nose and overall appearance. I recommend...

Hello! Thank you for your question.From the information and photo you provided, it may be cartilage sticking out of your nasal bridge.I would recommend you a revision rhinoplasty to correct it. It is very high on the bridge so without a revision rhinoplasty it is not possible to correct it....