Getting Revision in the Morning. Beverly Hills, CA

For those of you who asked why I even wanted to fix my original nose. This is why... I was aiming for the results I have now. What always bothered me about my nose is that it dropped significantly when I smiled.. also was long and me feel very ethnic (droopimg is most likely from breaking it when I was 4 and ending up with a deviated septum, the tip didn't have enough support) now because dr Hamilton performed the collumellar strut and tongue&groove technique.. my tip stays in place when I smile. It's also shorter, and more refined. Everything I wanted.. really excited to see how it improved still.

I get asked a ton of questions, and a lot of you are confused by my blog.. asking what's wrong with your nose? So hopefully this clears things up. 1st pic was my god given nose, 2nd was 3 months after my 1st rhinoplasty.. something when terribly wrong my tip fell and had no support. The bridge was messed up too. 3rd is my nose now after my revision rhinoplasty. Dr Hamilton narrowed the nasal bones and gave me a collumelar strut, (with my own septum) no rib or ear grafting. What I wanted in the first place, but the first dr messed up and I went through that horrible stage. My nose is shorter and slightly more turned up now... and I can honestly say it was worth going through it all... cause I think it looks way better than my original nose.. my nose stays in place when I smile now cause of the strut. Before the tip would come down.. he also made my nose even from both angles. So I don't necessarily have a "good side & bad side" anymore :)

At Dr Hamiltons office as I speak. I'm starting to really notice the refinement in my nose. I still have swelling in my tip I can tell and I feel it. But overall still very happy with the progress.