My left nostril is disproportionate to my right one and is more noticeable in person. It's been 11 months since my surgery and the swelling in my nostril has not gone down. I have an appointment with him in 2 weeks and I want him to fix it. Also, I asked for my nose to be shortened and he said that he would but it doesn't look like he did. He just broke my nose which caused it to lift but not shorten. Totally different. But I just want to know if this nostril being disproportionate is fixable?
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September 1, 2015
Answer: You may be a candidate for a Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty to lower the height of your nostrils.
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It's not clear why you're requesting revision rhinoplasty surgery. GoreTex and silicone implants both are used to raise the height of your bridge, and it's not clear why you want your GoreTex swapped for a silicone implant.
After your GoreTex is removed,...
The changes to your columella and ala can be addressed with revision surgery. Also, your tip projection can be improved as well. This would likely help with some of the nostril enlargement you're noticing as well as creating a supratip break. It's not clear how long ago your initial...
Hi,
No, your body is not rejecting the implant. The Implant is infected and needs to come out. If it's left in, the infection will continue to get worse.
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Dr.S.