1 year ago, I had an unsuccessful rhinoplasty. Now my mouth and smile changed. How can I know if Depressor septi nasi was cut?

I agree with you: I don't like how the surgeon increased the projection of your nose. It's too prominent.Also, though, the tip is hanging low, and could be elevated. The woman in the short video that I posted with this answer had the tip of her nose elevated in her revision operation.The good ...

The problem that you are highlighting can be addressed by surgical or nonsurgical techniques.  The advantage of a non-surgical approach lies in its reversibility.  3D imaging can also help you to define your goals. The surgical approach can be based on onlay of material to create additional w...

Hello,Thanks for your question. From the photos you've submitted it seems as if you are suffering from a twist in your tip cartilages. This is a common problem typically associated with the normal asymmetries noses can have. It is possible to revise just the tip of your nose to address this...

 Obviously an in-person exam would be necessary to determine exactly what is needed for a revision. After a year the swelling subsides considerably and any asymmetries in the nose can be visible. If there is any contour deformity in the bridge, it is often because there is a step off between t...

It really shouldn't be necessary for you to use medical 'jargon' when speaking to your surgeon. You described your concerns quite well in plain english. Basically you are looking to de-project and rotate the tip, better define the tip and smooth out the bridge - all of which are reasonable goals...

We have seen attempts to restore a nasal bump using cartilage grafting, and results were not terrific. You appear to have an improved and straight nasal profile. Consider living with it since fillers or surgery may not lead to a result you desire. Thank you. Dr Joseph