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It's Been 8 Months Since I Had Rhinoplasty and my Nose is Still Crooked.

asked 1 year ago by Kjenn501 in Mineola, NY
Latest answer by Ramtin Kassir, MD
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I had noticed one week after my surgery that it wasn't straight and advised my doctor right away. He told me to be patient as it was really swollen. I really feel it is not going to improve. Should I really wait a full year before looking into a revision? I don't want to go another full year with a swollen nose.

4 answers to It's Been 8 Months Since I Had Rhinoplasty and my Nose is Still Crooked.

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Revision Rhinoplasty

If nose is still crooked and you're concerned, seek another expert opinion and then make an informed decision.  Even if surgery is necessary you may want to wait the year. Ramtin Kassir, MD, NY, NJ Facial Plastic Surgeon
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It's Been 8 Months Since I Had Rhinoplasty and my Nose is Still Crooked.

"It's Revision time!" Sorry. Seek other in person opinions. From MIAMI Dr. Darryl J. Blinski
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Rhinoplasty revision, a year is worth the wait

One year can seem like a very long time to wait for revision of a nose which is slightly twisted or less than straight. The advantage is that at one year your surgeon can be confident that the nose is stable and no longer changing. This is the best time to plan what is needed to touch things up. There is no sense in doing more or less than what is needed and one year is worth the wait. Best of luck, peterejohnsonmd
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Eight months post- rhinoplasty

Yes, you shoudl really wait at least one full year before undergoing a revision rhinoplasty.  The tissues are usually a bit swollen and tight up until that point.

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