Would I benefit from a revision rhinoplasty? 3 previous procedures done, concerned about asymmetry and breathing issues (photos)

Thank you for your question and photos. The lump does appear to be from cartilage, which can be shaved down with nasal rasps during revision. It is best to wait a full year after your initial septorhinoplasty before undergoing another surgery. In the meantime, you may want to speak to an...

Based on your photos, you appear to have a wide appearance on front view and an overall pleasing nasal appearance. The width on front view could be post-surgical swelling since you had revision rhinoplasty and you appear to have relatively thick nasal skin. The best advice I could give is to sit...

I can see your concerns about Tip cartilage that is visible on the left side which is associated with a somewhat crooked nasal appearance and a hanging columella with excessive nostril show. If these findings are associated with obstructed nasal breathing, revision rhinoplasty may be indicated....

Based on your photos, you're looking at less swelling on your nasal profile view so the indentation that was present on profile 10 days post-operative is a few millimeters deeper now. Depending on your examination, several microdroplets of Silikon-1000 maybe considered for smoothing this...

I'm sorry to hear that you're not happy with the results of your procedures and are experiencing issues with breathing through your right nostril. In my opinion and experience, an amélioration is possible through a revision rhinoplasty. Regarding the use of fillers to even out your nostrils, ...

Thank you for your question and photos. Assuming it’s been a year since your initial procedure, the concerns you’ve listed can be addressed with revision rhinoplasty. Straightening your nose may involve osteotomies, grafts, or struts, depending on the root cause of the crookedness. Your nos...