Had a septorhinoplasty a month ago to correct a deviated septum, it seems though that I also had uneven nostril height from the beginning but this was not corrected. Most likely will seek out a revision. Can this be corrected? If so which techniques would be used? What would be the recovery time for such a procedure? Any specific questions that I should ask the revision specialist? Thanks in advance.
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The open rhinoplasty approach is typically the approach of choice for complex primary and revision Rhinoplasty and allows for both proper diagnosis and precise correction of deformities
If your own rib cartilage is being used for the reconstruction it is typically OK to remove the infected silicone and use rib cartilage at the same time
Depressions after rhinoplasty can be managed by a revision surgery if severe, or soft tissue fillers if these are subtle. Anything from Restylane to Radiesse to Artefill or even silicone can be useful for this problem. You need to find a physician who has experience with fillers in the nose a...