I received my first Rhinoplasty about 18 months ago, when I was 17. I put a lot of trust into my surgeon.. However, now that my nose has had 18 months to heal, I am not happy with the results. It is evident that I will need a Revision Rhinoplasty (my surgeon has even hinted towards that) but I don't know if I should put my trust back into him. He is willing to do it free of charge, which is the only thing making me want to stick with him. What should I do? Thank you!
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January 6, 2015
Answer: Revision rhinoplasty with the same or different surgeon
There is no good answer to guarantee a good result the third time around. However, what I can tell you, is that if you are considering a revision, make sure that you seek out a revision rhinoplasty specialist. It is always important during the consultation to clarify what it is about your nose...
The TIG technique consists of a method by which the mesial crura are advanced onto the caudal septum into a surgically created space between the paired cartilages. It provides a method for correcting excess columellar show and can also be used to control nasal tip position, rotation and...
Thank you for your question about your revision rhinoplastyIf your medpore implant is protruding or is about to protrude through your skin, it has to be removed.It will cause infection of the tissues of the nose if exposed and remains in place.Your tissues will have grown into the implant and it...