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Because of inflammation this is a normal accompaniment of rhinoplasty, nosebleeds may become more common. Report these to your surgeon.
Dear Belonni, It depends on where you are talking about If the blood vessel bursts in the nose, then you can get a nosebleed On the outside of the nose, you may see spider veins or just increased blood flow to the area as it heals If you have any concerns, please bring them up to your surgeon Best regards, Nima Shemirani
Does your question refer to the nose itself? Small surface blood vessels can burst after rhinoplasty causing some redness. Inside the nose, a blood vessel bursting causes a nosebleed. I hope this helps. Dr. Zoumalan
It's unlikely that the trauma to your nose undid anything accomplished by the operation. The nose for weeks after a rhinoplasty is extremely stable. If you have any questions you need to check in with your surgeon.
Hi Numbers, I prefer to not use any packing in the nose after performing rhinoplasty on my patients. Many rhinoplasty surgeons have been trained to empirically place packing inside the nose after rhinoplasty. Instead of using nasal packing, we use a quilting suture in the nasal...
Revisional surgery might not be in your best interest. Cartilage grafting is tricky in the likelihood of restoring your nose to its preoperative state is unlikely.
The swelling after a rhinoplasty will take many weeks and even months to fully resolve. It is too early to say that this is the final result of your rhinoplasty. I suggest to my patients that gentle massage of the nose will help resolve swelling. You should discuss the result and your...
If your nose is stable the day after rhinoplasty is not going to collapse. It will take a number of months for you to get psychologically adjusted to the new look. It probably end up with the wonderful result happy for what you did. Be patient.
It is normal to have dried blood in these areas and this should not affect your results. I suggest to continue keeping the outside areas clean. I do tell my patients they can use some hydrogen peroxide on a Q tip to help as well as keeping the incisions moist with ointment.
