I had a rhinoplasty + tiplasty + alarplasty 11 days ago. My surgeon said he would trim down the the base of my nose to the same width as the space between my eyes. Right now, the base of my nose is still wider than the space between my eyes. I know I'm supposed to wait for my nose to heal to judge it, but I don't think that the base will shrink like the tip and bridge. Will it? If not, can I have another alarplasty again after? How many months after do you advise it?
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May 18, 2012
Answer: Rhinoplasty and Alarplasty It is way to early to make any decisions regarding a revision rhinoplasty or alarplasty. The swelling in the nose dissipates from top to bottom. The first three months 70% of the swelling is gone and then the final 30% dissipates slowly up to a full year. The tip being the last to heal. Let some time go by and let the healing process take place. If your still unhappy then you may want to get a second opinion and consult with a surgeon. Set a proper diagnosis and surgical plan. The goal is to make the nose natural looking and aesthetically pleasing in harmony with your other features. Time is on your side so relax and don't worry yourself to much. Best regards!
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May 18, 2012
Answer: Rhinoplasty and Alarplasty It is way to early to make any decisions regarding a revision rhinoplasty or alarplasty. The swelling in the nose dissipates from top to bottom. The first three months 70% of the swelling is gone and then the final 30% dissipates slowly up to a full year. The tip being the last to heal. Let some time go by and let the healing process take place. If your still unhappy then you may want to get a second opinion and consult with a surgeon. Set a proper diagnosis and surgical plan. The goal is to make the nose natural looking and aesthetically pleasing in harmony with your other features. Time is on your side so relax and don't worry yourself to much. Best regards!
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