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hello thank you for your question and provided information as well..Based on your question, it is difficult to evaluate your case, if you do not have a photo, my recommendations are that you are consulted in person by a certified plastic surgeon who sees and evaluate your case and determines what procedure you apply.
In rhinoplasty, the use of rib cartilage has relatively very low complication rate. The rib cartilage rhinoplasty has permanent result. Scarring is minimal, absorption is minimal compared to cadaver rib cartilage and is resistant to infection.
When using your own rib cartilage in rhinoplasty the result will be a permanent one in terms of long-term graft stability. Once you have reached six months after surgery you can be assured that the graft volume will remain stable thereafter.
The wonderful thing about a rib cartilage rhinoplasty is that the results will last forever. Rib cartilage is extremely resilient and strong enough to withstand the constant expansion and deflation that occurs when we breathe.
Thanks for sharing your question. I'm Dr Rodman, a facial plastic surgeon, and work with many trans patients. My question for you is, are you planning a rhinoplasty for breathing issues or to help masculinize your face?If you need the surgery for breathing/functional issues you should go ah...
If you can live with your breathing, you may consider a permanent nonsurgical nosejob to raise the top of your bridge. Our practice philosophy would be to reserve a more difficult revision rhinoplasty as a last resort. Let us know what your surgeon says. Wishing you well. Dr Joseph
From looking at your photos I would suggest a rhinoplasty. You seem like the perfect candidate. This surgery is done not only to improve the look of someone’s nose but can also assist with better breathing. The surgeon can reshape your nose by trimming your cartilage and providing a neede s...
