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Rhinoplasty and Ear Surgery 17 Year Old Girl - Edgewood, KY

UPDATED FROM mgw0723
1 year post

Some more before pictures

mgw0723
$8,000
Please be kind to the no makeup hahah I didn't want makeup to hide any of the shape of my nose so I had really accurate before pictures to compare to

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Devinder S. Mangat, MD, FACS (retired)

Devinder S. Mangat, MD, FACS (retired)

Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon

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June 15, 2015
How are you recovering from the revision? How are your results ? Thanks
UPDATED FROM mgw0723
1 year post

Comparing sides

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UPDATED FROM mgw0723
1 year post

Revision Rhinolasty for extra cartilage

mgw0723
Hey guys so I got the revision this morning and I feel great! I have ran around, done some grocery shopping and I have no pain, swelling or bruising and I feel great. I can already tell that this was a really good decision just on how the bandage is laying on my nose. I can't wait to get the bandages off, my nose doesn't hurt at all and everything looks so good I honestly couldn't have hoped for a better first day!

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March 19, 2015
Congrats :) it looks great ! Was this under anesthesia? Did he work on the tip and the bridge both?
March 19, 2015
Yea I was under and I think he just worked on the tip and that's why the swelling is so minimal
March 20, 2015
Did you have difficulty breathing post your first surgery? I'm abt 6 weeks post and can't breathe through my right nostril. Dr Mangat said its swelling and should subside in 6-8 weeks.. But so far it's pretty bad on the right side. I'm wondering if it's a collapsed nasal valve, though deep down I'm really hoping it's just swelling. My bridge is very wide so I know that there is swelling on the outside
March 21, 2015
Since it was so long ago I don't really remember. I know that I did have some sever swelling in my nose and couldn't breath for a while but I would think at 6 weeks that it would have gone down enough for you to be able to breath. That seems a little odd but I'm not a doctor
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March 19, 2015
this is a stupid question but did u had to pay the same amount u spent on the procedure to have it revised?