I was wondering what we are specifically risking with raising the temperature and pulse. Is it just things like bleeding and swelling, and the higher risk of injury than being sedentary, or do we risk a long term damage. Does the increased blood flow somehow cause asymmetry or longer term issues with healing? Because I am willing to deal with extra swelling for exercise, but not some sort of internal long term damage to results. But I'm finding it hard to imagine how exercise would cause that...
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Thank you for your question.It is still very early days and because of the swelling, very difficult to say for sure whether you have an open roof deformity.My advice would be to wait for a year before considering revision sugery.Kind regards,Ivo
Hi,Unfortunately I don't think it will change. It also looks like you have an open roof deformity, this may be the graft. One of the problem with using grafts if they are not the right size and shape and are put in the wrong tissue layer, they can show through the skin. You will need a revision...
The tip of the nose does appear to deviate slightly. The best approach to correction would be with surgery. A rhinoplasty procedure will be able to achieve what you are looking for. Best Regards
