Hello, doctors. I have a question concerning how access to the columella, specifically to the area underlying the columella skin, is obtained during a closed rhinoplasty. One of my revision rhinoplasty issues includes a hard lump of scar tissue that formed under the columella area that causes my columella to look asymmetrical and skewed and was not addressed during my primary rhinoplasty. How might this scar tissue mass be accessed and removed through a closed revision rhinoplasty?
Had rhinoplasty in 2017. This lump is in between the skin . What is this and how easy is this to remove without having full surgery again. Can this be removed by a dermatologist or will it have to ge by a rhinoplasty specialist. I just would like this removed please.
I had a septorhinoplasty with turbinate reduction. Everything has healed well except for this little lump on the left side of my nose. The doctor said that it might stay there but that it is not noticeable. I wanted to ask if it is noticeable or not? Or what procedures are available since I do not want another surgery that opens my nose all the way again unless it is truly necessary.
I had a septorhinoplasty done last October Within the month after my surgery I noticed a lump on the tip of my nose. I am over 6 months post op Now and the lump is more there and prominent as ever and affecting the shape of my nose. I saw my surgeon he said cartilage he used in the graft had dislodged. He can fix it with revision but we still have to wait until at least 6 months. What is the likely outcome of this revision and should I find a surgeon specialised inthis particular revision?
I'm currently 7 months post rhinoplasty, but for the past week or so I've developed this strange white bump on my right nostril. It is white and hurts to the touch. I am able to breathe well but I've noticed it's gotten bigger. What do you think this might be or the reason why? Should I be concerned? I've also noticed my tip is changing some days it looks fuller than other days. Thank you!
Good afternoon, I had rhinoplasty around 6 years ago now and although I am happy with the side profile I have never been happy with my nose when looking at it from above or below. As you can see from above my nose seems to look very droopy and long and also from below my nostrils are both very different in shape, I also have a lump in one of my nostrils since having the rhinoplasty which i think could be a keloid scar? Could injectables help with the droopy tip or a second rhinoplasty?
Female, 50 years old, thin Caucasian skin. I have had two revision rhinoplasties (2007 and 2021) after a skiing accident in 2003. The 2021 surgery was done to create a smoother bridge due to a dent in the bridge that was expanding over time. Prior to 2021 surgery I was getting the bridge dent filled with filler. The surgeon used ear cartilage to create a substance meant to fill the dent and avoid ongoing filler. During healing three lumps developed on my bridge. Can this be fixed?
So i had surgery years ago. My nose looks bigger from the right Profile since my face is not symmetrical but i developed a lump and my nose still swells up and down and it gets very big. My nose looks like a water slide and still very big. How can this be fixed and can it be done without general anesthesia?
Ive had in total 3 rhinoplasties. One was with a doctor who did a pretty good job but I had a bulbous tip.. my nose slope was very nice i went to another physician, who I ended up with a thinner tip but a droopy nose and a Polly beek, he did an in office revision and at cast removal the nose looked perfect it had the perfect slope.. I had a cortisone injection one week after cast removal in which the nose appeared to have a lump in the lower bridge that wasnt there prior what can I do?