I had rhinoplasty 11 days ago. Cast was removed yesterday. The area of my bridge between my eyes is raised - looks like my nose starts on my forehead! Is this a normal area of swelling? The area's reasonably fleshy. Is it swelling or could it be permanent scar tissue (I broke me nose 10yrs ago)
Answer: Fullness of nasal bridge after nose job (rhinoplasty)
The findings you describe are most likely attrributable to swelling . However, it is best for you to discuss this with your surgeon to ensure that this is not due to a displaced graft.
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The findings you describe are most likely attrributable to swelling . However, it is best for you to discuss this with your surgeon to ensure that this is not due to a displaced graft.
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Answer: High-radix disproportion
Unless your surgeon grafted the radix (the root of the nose), it's highly, highly likely that this is just swelling. The glabella in particular tends to swell a lot in the first few days (rarely weeks) after rhinoplasty.
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--DCP
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Answer: High-radix disproportion
Unless your surgeon grafted the radix (the root of the nose), it's highly, highly likely that this is just swelling. The glabella in particular tends to swell a lot in the first few days (rarely weeks) after rhinoplasty.
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November 20, 2014
Answer: Depends
You have a very flat Naso-Frontal angle which contributes to this look but what you see is certainly very worrisome for a patient. Most of it should be swelling especially if grafts where placed. Make sure you see your doctor and have him examine you to reassure you. I have seen over grafting in that area by doctors but even those cases should settle down somewhat since you are so very early in the healing phase.
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Answer: Depends
You have a very flat Naso-Frontal angle which contributes to this look but what you see is certainly very worrisome for a patient. Most of it should be swelling especially if grafts where placed. Make sure you see your doctor and have him examine you to reassure you. I have seen over grafting in that area by doctors but even those cases should settle down somewhat since you are so very early in the healing phase.
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May 29, 2010
Answer: Swelling
I agree with Dr. Pearson. To bring down the bridge of the nose the skin is lifted off the entire bridge and the bones are either rasped or chiseled down. Unless your surgeon put a graft in that location (highly unlikely for the nose you had) what you are seeing is swelling which should gradually subside.
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May 29, 2010
Answer: Swelling
I agree with Dr. Pearson. To bring down the bridge of the nose the skin is lifted off the entire bridge and the bones are either rasped or chiseled down. Unless your surgeon put a graft in that location (highly unlikely for the nose you had) what you are seeing is swelling which should gradually subside.
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May 31, 2010
Answer: Raised Nasal Bridge
As long as the bridge was not "raised" before surgery and grafts were not added to this area, this is swelling which will resolve. Swelling is common in the root of the nose after rhinoplasty. Scar tissue never forms this rapidly.Talk to your surgeon.
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May 31, 2010
Answer: Raised Nasal Bridge
As long as the bridge was not "raised" before surgery and grafts were not added to this area, this is swelling which will resolve. Swelling is common in the root of the nose after rhinoplasty. Scar tissue never forms this rapidly.Talk to your surgeon.
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