Delray Beach Rhinoplasty doctors

Actually, according to studies done in a variety of fields of surgery there was no difference in complications between the first and last case.  Now that doesn't mean you can't have a preference.  Personally, if I have a long and a short case, I would do the short case first, but every surgeon has their own preferences.  Discuss your concerns with your plastic surgeon.

Altho you won't know unless you go to a doctor, it probably is broken.  Go to a Plastic Surgeon or Facial Plastic Surgeon.  The reason we want to see you early on is that if the nose and possibly septum are broken, they can be set in a relatively straight position and possibly avoid the need for future surgery.  A straight nose is easier to fix and a minor septal deviation easier than a major one.  In all liklihood the doctor will order an xray to confirm, but if the clinical exam is suspicious, you will probably need to have the fractures set.  The longer you wait the harder it is to do and after several weeks, you may have to wait several months for all the swelling to subside before fixing the deformity, also at a much greater cost.  Good Luck, Dr. Schuster from Boca Raton

As the other Dr. Schuster said, you are far too early to even tell.  There is still much swelling present.  Even if there is some asymmetry I certainly would not consider trying to fix this at nine days.  You can ask the surgeon, but if the nose looked symmetric to him at the time of surgery's completion, I am pretty sure it will look close to that in the end.  Be patient.  Dr. Schuster in Boca Raton