The septum of the nose is broken and the bridge has collapsed. Because of that, the air that is sucked in irritates the septum and overall nose body causing suffocation and swelling. Therefore, the swelling is increasing. Should I breathe through my mouth and how in night? Please tell me about it because I don't want to breathe through my nose. I think By breathing through the nose, the swelling will increase. I am worried and depressed because of this unknown solution, totally depressed
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March 16, 2024
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Hello! Thank you for your question.
As far as I can understand from your question I recommend you lip lift together with rhinoplasty operation so that you will have a more harmonious image with your face.
It would be better face to face consultation.
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Hi,
What appears as a hump on your nose is in reality a pseudo hump. You must have had an injury to the nasal dorsum at the point where the nasal septum is attached to the nasal bones, also called the key area. Fibrosis pulls down the septum, dislocating it from the dorsum during the healing...