I got a primary rhinoplasty in late May. My main concern was how wide my nose looked. I knew my nostrils were asymmetrical and that my skin was thick. For the first three months, my nostrils were round; however, after four months, one of my nostrils started to change to a more triangle shape. My doctor says it is because of my asymmetrical face and skin reacting to the grafts. I feel insecure and upset. I also think that my tip is still lifted. Will things change, or will I need a revision?
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Answer: Would you consider a permanent non-surgical nose job?
We can see that you have a regularities along your profile nasal appearance after revision rhinoplasty surgery. Depending on your examination, microdroplet Silikon-1000 injections may be considered for filling in the indentations and for providing a permanently smoother nasal profile appearance....
This is something that your rhinoplasty surgeon would have to discuss with your gynecologist. While doing a surgery under local anesthesia avoids the risks of anesthesia and any interference with the cysts, the concern is more for any issues occurring at the same time. For example, you do not...
Generally, it’s advisable to wait at least a year after the initial rhinoplasty to allow sufficient healing and for the final results to become apparent but based on your photo, it looks like a revision would be possible to give you a more aesthetic outcome.
Best of luck !
