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Hello, thank you for your question and provided photos, basem on them with 5 weeks post-op you are in your early healing process due to that process you have edema and swelling. Unevenness can come from swelling, and swelling can cause some irregulations. They will come and go down during your healing period. You need to complete your healing phase that takes at least one year long. Best of Luck, Regards,
You have to give yourself some more healing time. Your nose and surrounding areas are going to be swollen for a while and you should be consulting the surgeon that performed the procedure. However, give yourself some time before going back in so some of it can subside. It can take up to a year for final results.Sincerely,Philip J. Miller, MD, FACS Double Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon
I can see the asymmetry of the nostrils you are concerned about. You are very early in your recovery period but I don't think swelling can be blamed for this asymmetry. This looks more like asymmetry of the length and shape of the lower lateral cartilages. The swelling could certainly be accentuating the asymmetry but I don't think the nostrils will suddenly become symmetric once all of the swelling resolves. It's best to discuss this concern with your surgeon.
Hello and thank you for your question. From the photos, it appears that the nostril asymmetry will still be there once the swelling goes down. Swelling can cause irregularities during the healing phase; however, it probably won't go down enough to improve to your desired symmetry. Around 50% of the swelling may have gone down at this point but it will take over a year for the remaining swelling to go down after a revision. You are unable to undergo another revision at least until one year after the last surgery. I recommend opening a line of communication with your surgeon expressing your concerns.Best,Chester Griffiths, MD, FACS
I see your concern. Your nostrils are uneven. It is early in the healing phase, but my guess is you may need a cartilage graft to correct the asymmetry.
Hello, thank you for the question and provided information. Based on them you are in your early healing phase and you have swelling. Your nose will go down within time. Swelling occurs to heal the operated part and during your healing phase any kind of intervention should be avoided. Your n...
Hello, Thank you for your question and photos you provided. Your breathing issue might be resulting from a restricting of your nasal valve and fixing this problem might require graft material. You need to totaly complete your healing process then you can go under a revision rhinoplasty, you ne...
Hello,Thank you for your provided photos,After completing one year healing process, according to the final result.A failed rhinoplasty can be imroved for a better, well proportioned nose by Closed and Atraumatic Rhinoplasty you will have maximal healing with minimal tissue damage.Regards,