Rhinoplasty: Q&A
Ask a QuestionHad Rhinoplasty Revision on the Columella 2 Months Ago, Developing Pollybeak Deformity
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Rohit147
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Polly beak after rhinoplasty
A polly beak can develop from swelling. It is unlikely that you developed a true polly beak just from columella work.
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Pollybeak Appearance 2 Months after Columella Surgery
The pollybeak appearance may be secondary to post-op swelling. As you know the columella is important in maintaining good tip projection. Hopefully tip support was not compromised with the columellar revision. Discuss your concerns with your surgeon.
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Pollybeak Deformity After Revision Rhinoplasty on the Columella
It seems unusual to acquire a pollybeak deformity after revision surgery on the columella alone, and probably represents a known complication of the original surgery. Cortisone injections can be very helpful if the pollybeak is due to soft tissue. Consult with your surgeon.
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