I had rhinoplasty ~4yrs ago. My tip on left has hard bump and nose deviates to left. From right profile appears too sloped with long tip. From left profile appears to be bird beak. What can I do? Had post op bleeding from left nostril and had to go back to OR to have it cauterized 1 wk postop, so I don't want to go back to original PS. Is the bump cartilage or a suture? Do PS make u pay for revision consultation? Thanks!
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I would describe all nose jobs as "subtle" so the patient can achieve a natural result. Raising the tip and reducing the small hump of your bridge is a limited procedure and will cost $6,000-9,000 if that is what you decide to do after consulting with an experienced surgeon.
The rhinoplasty procedure won't not have any effect on the thick skin, large pores or acne breakouts on the skin. The rhinoplasty procedure will involve reducing the bulbous tip with a combination of tip suturing techniques and cartilage removal to affect the change in the tip. Also important to...
Dorsal humps usually do not go away on their own, and you will need a short outpatient procedure to address this. Find a plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs hundreds
of rhinoplasties and rhinoplasty revisions each year. Then look at the
plastic surgeon's website before and...