1.5 years post-op septoplasty: does this look like saddle nose deformity? (photos)

Your plunging tip is the consequence of poor support… the likely solution to this issue is a septal extension graft which (at least in my hands) is most accurately placed by way of an open approach.. Good luck…

Usually this is quite possible, but it will depend upon how much scarring you have and how much skin you have (or skin contraction). If you had a hook before, it is likely doable. We would do a cartilage graft to extend the nose down.

Your candidacy for revision rhinoplasty will require an examination. Repair of your poly-beak, adding tip projection on profile, and an attempt at improving nasal symmetry may be considered. You may need cartilage grafting to reconstruct and support your droopy tip, and this is best performed...

It is very hard to comment on the results without a physical examination, as it’s very important to view the face as an entire unit. I would continue to follow up with your original surgeon for the first year as the nose continues to heal. I would also like you to remember that no one looks at y...

Plastic surgery scars require attention after surgery so that they remain cosmetically-appealing and barely noticeable. In our office, we use a protocol for scars that minimizes their activity in the 6-8 weeks after surgery. If you have late plastic surgery scars, you may also require laser and...

You are able to safely proceed with surgery as long as a qualified surgeon performs the surgery. You do have valid concerns and I am confident that they can be addressed by a revisionary surgery. If you have further questions please call my office 310-772-2866