Will I ever be able to wear a VR headset after rhinoplasty?

Hello and thank you for your good question. It is not unusual to see a nurse practitioner for some of your follow-up appointments after rhinoplasty. Nurse practitioners are highly qualified to oversee post-treatment recovery and will notify your surgeon if any complications arise. Keep in mind...

Hello @LanaT99 An rhinoplasty can open or close, both are techniques to access all the structures that make up the nose, both the cartilage and the bone, there is not one better than the other. Personally I always use the close technique because it does not leave scars. Best wishes!

Thank you for your question and I appreciate your concern. However, the nose can go through many changes during that first year, due to swelling that may take many months to subside. During the healing process, you might see some less than desirable changes to your nose, but it is possible those...

Most nsssk perforations don't need to be treated. Only if there are symptoms. If the perforation whistles you can look into surgical repair.

Hi. From the photos, your nasal columella is hanging looking. But your nasal tip is too uprised. And your alar rims (upper parts of the nostrils) are on the up position. So there is need a coorection of alar rim position + columellar position and nasal tip postion. And also alar wings look like...

I don't think those procedures should be done prior to rhinoplasty. Get the rhinoplasty and deal with the thick skin later if it is even an issue. You may not need those other things done.