Just noticed exposed cartilage inside nose next to septum after septoplasty/rhinoplasty 3 weeks ago

Hi there,Always a bit hard to comment on these types of things without seeing the actual issue in person.  Even photos sometimes don't do justice to the problem.  Having said that, in general terms, there are a number of ways to fill depressions in the nose.  Probably your easiest...

It sounds like you need to visit with a plastic surgeon who focuses on both facial aesthetics and understanding nasal function.  The nose is a complex structure with several parts that can easily be disrupted with trauma, and restoring the balance between these parts and maintaining nasal ...

Nasal deviations are very commonly due to septal deviations although asymmetries in the lower or upper cartilages or bones can sometimes be the cause.  A septoplasty can sometimes correct a deviation, but if the septum is deviated in the remaining L strut after a septoplasty, then grafting...

From the photos, it does appear to me that the dorsum has been lowered a bit too much.  This will cause the issues you describe. The nose will look "bottom heavy" on profile in this case.  The nose appears to start well below the lower lashes, instead of at the upper lid crease, which...