I'm 2 months post op rhinoplasty and i'm snoring at night. What could that be?

Do not even think about injecting ANY fillers in your nose... at your own risk!About your case, the bridge seems not bad and the problems are centered on the lower third of the nose, needing:-nostril reduction (done with a wedge excision at the base of them)-support grafts made of cartilage...

Thank you for your question.  Each case is individual, so ultimately you will need to ask and coordinate with your surgeon(s).In general, some of these surgeries may be combined into one surgical session; and typically, wait 2-3 months between surgeries. To be sure, see two or more...

It would not be possible to press enough on your nasal bump to flatten it without breaking your nose.  The bump is made of cartilage and bone and will not deform unless it is broken.  There can be a number of reasons for breathing problems and only a face to face examination would...

The postoperative time for most rhinoplasty patients is often fraught with anxiety. During a rhinoplasty, the skin and soft tissues are often completely separated from the underlying bone and cartilage framework. The framework is modified and the skin is laid back down. These are big movements...

Rhinoplasty is typically a procedure in which the aesthetic results are dependent on the patient's desires.  We do not make a "cookie cutter" nose for all patients, but instead seek to create the nose the patient wants, within the limitations of the patient's anatomy.  From looking at...

Yes, this is the classic definition of a "polly beak" deformity. You could also have thick skin, but that did not cause this appearance. Your dorsum may have been reduced out of proportion with the supratip area, the dorsum may have been "perfect" surgically, and scar tissue in the supratip area...