Asked By:Sarajuki in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada
My nose looks asymmetrical from the front view. my nostrils were reduced too much (they used to be rounder), the left one doesn't look natural. And, the dorsum on the right side appears depressed. My columella is inclined, and I have an indented scar on the columella and the green area is depressed. Is there something to do?, specially with the Asymmetric nasal wing and the scar? I'd not like to undergo another open rhinoplasty but correct these defects in the least invasive ways
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Hello and thank you for your question. Based on your limited photograph, it appears that your rhinoplasty was complicated by either necrosis of the tip due to poor blood supply or infection. You should definitely consider undergoing a revision only with an expert. I recommend that you seek...
Hello and thank you for your question. Based on your photographs, you may benefit from a from a revision with a nasal tip deprojection, dorsal hump reduction, tip refinement, as well as other maneuvers. Regarding board certification, the most important aspect of this is to make sure that you...
I would go speak to your original surgeon. Rhinoplasty recovery is quite extensive and many things can change. It is not uncommon for swelling to be asymmetric. Sometimes a steroid injection can help.