I had a rhino 9 months ago and rverything seemed good. Some time after 6 months, the tip starting looking crooked, like pulled over to one side. My nose was straight before surgery. My bridge looks okay but the tip is my concern. Im wondering if its a new underlying structural issue or if its weird healing, or scar tissue formation... what are my options?
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Answer: You may just have asymmetrical nostril margins.
Based on your photos, your nose looks pretty good after rhinoplasty. Your before photo shows a droopy tip that has now been lifted, but no overly so. You didn't have much columellar show before surgery, so there's not much of a difference to after surgery. You can always try a little filler to...
It is ideal to wait 6-12 months before having another procedure to the nose. This allows tip for your body to heal and swelling to subside. Hope this helps.
Hi,
The best way to address a crooked nose and tip is via complete septoplasty and rhinoplasty. If the septum is not addressed often times the deviation will remain. I would recommend a consultation with a double board certified ENT/Facial plastic surgeon. Hope this is helpful.