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Nose Tip Looks Bulbous and Uneven After Revision Rhinoplasty

asked 1 year ago by moni86 in Florida
Latest answer by Sam Naficy, MD
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Tags: bulbous, tip, uneven

I am 7 days post op today, but I am quickly getting discouraged about my VERY thought-out decision for a revision rhinoplasty. My tip doesn't look like what I anticipated. My nose was longer and now looks short and round. I know swelling may take months to subside, but I am terrified that the actual shape of my new nose will be this one. Will the tip thin out and sort of "drop" into place? I am so sad.

4 answers to Nose Tip Looks Bulbous and Uneven After Revision Rhinoplasty

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Healing after rhinoplasty

I would also agree that you need to remain patient.  Seven days is way too early to get an idea of the final shape.  And quite honestly, the tip will hold more swelling than the bridge.  You should begin to feel better about the progress at one month post op, should really be pleased with the shape by three, and anticipate the final product as late as 12 months post surgery.   Keep communicating with your surgeon, but don't worry about things at this... more
Kevin Robertson, MD

Madison Facial Plastic Surgeon

www.robertsonplasticsurgery.com

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7 days post-op

It is very unlikely for a revision rhinoplasty result to look perfect at 7 days - hopefully with each passing week you will see more positive changes
Sam Naficy, MD

Seattle Facial Plastic Surgeon

seattleface.com

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Revision Rhinoplasty - Swollen Tip

Hopefully you can be reassured that your feelings and concerns are normal. You've already had one surgery and there is probably  heightened concern about things turning out the way you hoped for. Your 'worry level' is dialed up several notches. This is the time where you simply need,as best as possible, to get on with your life and let mother nature take care of the swelling. Make sure your surgeon understands your concerns and work with him/her to make sure you are... more
Jon F. Harrell, DO

Miami Plastic Surgeon
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Bulbous and Uneven Rhinoplasty

Hi, Its certainly a little early to make any predictions. Give yourself at least 3 months. Your surgeon may decide to give you a kenelog injection at some point to help with the swelling. Hang in there.. Best, Dr.S.
Oleh Slupchynskyj, MD

New York Facial Plastic Surgeon

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