Nose Keeps Changing - Baltimore, MD

he augmented my bridge with a little septal cartilage, and i had closed rhinoplasty, so i'm assuming he couldn't do much to the tip (which was my main reason for rhinoplasty), maybe a bit of septal grafts, but i'm not sure. he warned me about closed rhinoplasty, and he had to talk me into accepting a septal graft to my bridge, as i didn't want anything done to my bridge. however, my bridge is what i like best about my nose. i have now discovered that in order to achieve best results in tip reduction, open rhinoplasty must be done to get a good look.

probably 2 years post op

to be on the safe side, i might still go with dr boahene, but i'm also looking at dr epstein, dr basher, dr ghavami, dr guida, dr yagoda, and dr anil shah.

Have you heard about Dr Lawrence A Lefkoff? There's a woman on this site that has the results I want she apparently went to Dr. Lefkoff. I haven't been able to find other reviews on him and she said he has no before and after photos of his Black patients which I find very odd. Other than him I have one other surgeon in mind but the reviews for him don't include before and after photos.

never heard of him, but i think you should maybe have a consultation first and see if he has pictures in his office. most patients sign a form where they don't want their rhinoplasty to be made public, so it's hard sometimes getting pictures. to be on the safe side, i would go with surgeons who have experience, including pictures of what they've done.

i don't have any indentations. but i feel that the placement of the septal cartilage is lower on one side of my nose and higher on another side, so it makes my nostrils look uneven from the base. but you can tell from looking at my face.