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Hello,Thank you for your question. I do not believe that you should be concerned about your nose. If you did not directly hit your nose, I think you should be fine!All the best, Deepak Dugar, MDScarless Rhinoplasty ExpertBeverly Hills, CA 90210
its unlikely that you caused any damage to your nose, unless you bumped it and immediately felt pain/nose bleed/nasal obstruction. When in doubt, contact your operating surgeon! Best of luck.
It is unlikley driving over a speed bump too fast could have done any damage after your surgery as long as you did not bump your nose in the process. If you did bump your nose, you should let your surgeon know.
Hi and welcome to our forum!Congratulations on your recent surgical procedure...The nature of the injury sustained is important here...Did you strike your nose? Did you suffer a nosebleed? Is there an increase in your pain level? Does the nose appear different?It is unlikely that you sustained a significant injury to your nose if you did not strike it.If concerned, see your surgeon for reevaluation.Best wishes!
Dear alaaf96, If you did not hit the nose and experience any trauma like a bump, nose bleed, change in appearance then likely you have no cause for concern. I always appreciate my patients to contact me when they have any concern so that I can give them peace of mind during their recovery. Best regards, Michael V. Elam, M.D.
Cartilage does not swell, but the soft tissues surrounding the cartilage does. Typically, you should be able to breath better than you ever have following the removal of your internal splints at one week if you had a septoplasty and a turbinoplasty. It can swell back up some like taking your...
Etsy Moore, Thank you for the question. Based on the information you provided, you need to see an ENT doctor soon. Your symptoms may be indicative of a serious medical condition and you need to be evaluated as soon as you can by an experienced doctor. Good luck!
Hello,What you want is not called 'lengthening the columella'. It is actually lengthening the caudal septum so that your columella sits lower than the ala, and will also shorten the philtral length. So, yes, it will improve your lip aesthetics too. Best of luck!
