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Heavy Breathing After Nose Surgery

Dear Doctors, I had nose surgery 3 years ago,but after that i have nose running problem and heavy breathing.if i bandage the nose will help my breathing. as you see by photos is asymmetric now . I like to have narrower nose, smallers strait nostrils and much defined one, with pretty defined dimension like the last photo i provided here. 2-how can i have wider,fuller jaw line? 3-can all be corrected with fuller lip & shortening distance to nose together in one surgery? total cost?

2 Doctor Answers | Asked by Elie.moun in Toronto, ON
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Rhinoplasty and nasal valve collapse

Sounds like you may have a nasal valve collapse which can occur after rhinoplasty and is often due to removing a nasal hump. The surgeon's fee for rhinoplasty varies in my office from $3500 to $5000. The chin and jawline can be improve with a chin implant or injectable fillers and the cost varies with your choice of procedure which is best determined during consultation with your plastic surgeon. The upper lip area can get more definition with fillers. Reducing the distance between your... more
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Rhinoplasty

From just the information in your post there is no way to recommend any type of surgery or quote you a cost. Your case and complaints are not a straightforward just remove a bump on the bridge. The required information besides a face to face examination to assess what exactly is impairing airflow through your nose and if there is septal perforation or allergies contributing to the running nose includes examination of the presurgery photos and the operative report to see what exactly was done... more

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