How long will my nose be tender after rhinoplasty as it still hurts to wear my glasses longer than 30 mins?

Hi maric33 Thank you for your question. For your specific case, we can see in the front-facing photo that you have a deviated septum, so right away we know that you would benefit most from what's called a Rhinoseptoplasty. This will correct the deviation and not only be an aesthetic improvement...

Thank you for your question. Typically patients with more sebaceous (oily) skin tend to have thicker skin. This skin type can have more swelling, and that takes time to settle. Hope this answers your question.

At nine months post surgery, most swelling should be gone. What you are looking at now is not so much swelling but rather scar tissue due to unfavorable healing. My recommendation is that you seek the help of a rhinoplasty surgeon whether it be your old surgeon or you trust someone else to...

Hello Cheerful550603, Thanks for your question. From the limited side view you could benefit from rasping your hump using micromotor devices and eliminating your droopy tip with a Closed Technique without a scar on the columella. A picture from the front could also determine other maneuvers...

As the edema in the nose decreases, these cartilages can become more prominent. The visible alar cartilages also assist in your breathing. Since the cartilages on both sides may not be equal, postoperative asymmetries can occur. If this condition bothers you, it can be corrected.

Uneven nostrils at six months: it usually takes a year to see the final result of the tip and nostrils. Swelling can distort the appearance in the short term. Part of the asymmetry in your case appears to be a tilt to the right of the columella which is the vertical strut between the two...