Hello. I had an open rhinoplasty in 2019, then a minon revision (was awake for this, just a small touch up) in early 2021. The tip of my nose always seems to be a bit red. Should this be a cause for concern? The main things I’m worried about are things like tissue death, necrosis, infection etc but I’m not sure if those things are even possible years later. Is there a treatment for this?
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Yes, once healed you will be able to return to all your normal activities. The timing of the return to some of these activities will depend on how much you have done to your nose, and your rhinoplasty surgeons' recommendations. All the best.
Based on your photos, the tip of your nose appears to stick out a bit far and droops. I suspect that the droopiness of your nasal tip is worsened with smiling. Depending upon your condition, rhinoplasty surgery may be considered for achieving a less distracting nasal appearance. Hope this helps!...
First thing you have to check is board certification in plastic or ENT surgery; next would be before and after photos on website. In person communication is always necessery to establish relation of trust and confidence. After consultaing 2-3 surgeons you will have your own gut filling whom you...