What to do about bump (and dent) on my nose bridge after rhinoplasty? (photos)

You need a real expert in revision cases; I have read your other posts here and answered one; I tried to imagine your situation, but I have to request from you images to assess on grounded facts your situation and possible solutions.Yes, it is feasible to derotate a so-called piggy nose; as per ...

A thorough internal examination of the nose in addition to the CAT scan is required to make a determination about what may be causing the nasal obstruction. There is a deviated septum present on the x-rays which can be addressed with a septoplasty. It's also important to evaluate the nasal...

You are right about your judgements, your nose shows several issues, some correctly pointed out, and the solution is not AT ALL the one proposed. Here is my list of detected issues and solutions: -open roof deformity: your bones and dorsum are broad, this needs proper parasagital bone release or...

There are many things that factor into the decision about performing a revision rhinoplasty. While it is not unusual for me to perform tertiary rhinoplasties (or quaternary rhinoplasties), skin viability is of extreme importance, as is patient expectation. It is difficult to judge from your...

Nasal septal cartilage is always the best source of cartilage grafting material for reconstructive revision rhinoplasty.  If there is a cartilage depleted nose from a previous septoplasty, consider ear cartilage if needed.  Synthetic materials and rib cartilage are also alternatives,  but ea...

First, whatever is done must be conservative in technique. The blood supply to your nasal tip is diminished and you can lose skin or have permanent color changes if further surgery is done. No one can predict that for. Limited fillers can be attempted but this will also stress the blood supply.