I had a rhinoplasty 7 months ago. Why haven't these stitches gone away?
Hello, I had a rhinoplasty done in January 2021. My nostrils were reduced. I am wondering what this is and why it hasn't gone away. See picture please.
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Hello, I had a rhinoplasty done in January 2021. My nostrils were reduced. I am wondering what this is and why it hasn't gone away. See picture please.
Even if you're not having problems preoperatively, reducing the size of the nose may cause issues postoperatively. Also, sometimes patients don't realize how their baseline preoperatively is actually worse than it could be if some of the anatomical problems internally were addressed. It's not...
+4 answersThe tip can be lifted easily with a closed approach. Open approach is more useful in complex revision surgery. In closed approach the skin is elevated off the nose from the inside and there are no external scars. The hump is reduced and some grafts are used to lift the tip. Regards Dr. J
+5 answersHello Funny137672, Based on the provided pictures your goals can be achieved only by a surgery. There are two reasons of a droopy tip when smiling which are weak cartilages and lack of tip support, or strong depressor septi nasi muscles. The reason should be identified during the surgery. If...
+2 answersIt is very difficult to answer this question of this kind without having a preoperative picture of how your nose looked before. The only comment I can make is that it looks like the thickness of the skin increased on for that reason swelling can persist for a very long time- I usually ask my...
+5 answersThis method is known for durability and stability of result. It is quite possible that small particle of cartilage protrudes through thin skin after few years; it may be technique dependent, but it is not frequent occurrence, based on our experience. You should discuss this issue with your...
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