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I would recommend starting with a consultation with a board certified facial plastic surgeon that specializes in rhinoplasty surgery to discuss if rhinoplasty can address your concerns. I would recommend writing down the following questions before scheduling your consultation:1. Are you unhappy with the tip of your nose? 2. Do you feel that your nose is too wide? 3. Do you want to make your nostrils smaller in appearance? 4. Are you looking to decrease the general size of your nose?I hope some of these questions will help you pinpoint what it is that you don't like about your nose. Cost will vary due to various factors like anesthesia fees, facilities fees, etc. I wish you the best as you research your options when scheduling a rhinoplasty consultation.Sincerely,Philip J. Miller, MD, FACS Double Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon
Cost of rhinoplasty vary by surgeon and by geographic location. Roughly you can expect to pay between $7 to $5k.
There is quite variation in the prices for rhinoplasty. Different surgeons charge differently and it also varies from state to state. In Midwest it is about 6k-7k
In general rhinoplasty is around $7000-8 for everything. Be sure to see a board-certified plastic surgeon who does rhinoplasty regularly. Hope this helps!
Thanks for your question. Sometimes it can be difficult to get the nasal bones to stay exactly where you want them to go. Nasal exercises can be helpful in guiding the bones through the healing process. So, absolutely, do what your surgeon told you to do. Good luck!
A crooked nose after rhinoplasty can be the result of either inadequate straightening or crooked healing. Postoperatively, patients can sometimes unknowingly overmanipulate the nose or sleep on their side which can potentially shift the delicate cartilage framework. I always tell my patients to...
It does appear you caudal septum is deviated, which is a different issue than your columnellar incision healing. The caudal septum position will likely not get better, although sometimes it will improve as the swelling takes 6-12 months to completely resolve. Regarding you incision, I would...