Revision Rhinoplasty: Q&A
Ask a QuestionHow to Find Good Doctor for Revision Rhinoplasty?
I had nose surgery 10 days ago. I wanted a bridge. I paid 11,000 in cash for a bridge to placed on my nose. I know I need to get it fixed but who? There is a doctor named Dr. Issa Eshima, but how do I know he is legit. Will he or can he even help me. what do any of you think?
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kooie
in Paradise, Ca, USA
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Revision of bridge
In general it is a good idea to wait about one year before seeking a revision. There are a number of good reasons for this which your surgeon can discuss with you.
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Finding a Surgeon for Revision Rhinoplasty
It does appear you will need revision surgery, but wait 6-12 months before making any decisions. Select a surgeon experienced in revision surgery and carefully review his/her results in nose similar to yours. Multiple consultations may be helpful.
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You appear to be an excellent candidate for a Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty.
I reviewed your concerns and the photos you posted. It seems you'd like to have your bridge raised a bit. I agree this would look attractive.
An Injectable Filler treatment could provide excellent nasal-bridge augmentation with no downtime, and no additional surgery. My personal preference is to use Silikon-1000 for permanent results.
If any of my colleagues wish to learn more about my experience with Silikon-1000, I am giving an instructional course at the upcoming Fall...
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Revision rhinooplasty
Revision rhinoplasty should wait at least one year from your original surgery so that things can heal and the soft tissue envelope can soften up. It looks like you will need dorsal onlay augmentation to raise the dorsum of your nose.
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