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Would a revision help my crooked nose and pain after rhinoplasty 4 years ago?

January 18, 2022
Asked By:rottenangel

I am 22 years old and had my surgery when I was 18. it was a little crooked from the start, but not as bad as it is now. after 4 years i can see how crooked my nose really is and it's getting worse every day, it feels like my bones are shifting. my whole nose, especially the bridge of my nose, hurts and burns. I think it even affected the veins on my forehead, because the vein between my eyebrows hurt sometimes too. What should I do now? Would I benefit from an revision? I am a heavy smoker btw.

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