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Your photos appear to reveal a wide nasal appearance and a persistent dorsal hump. If you are considering revision rhinoplasty for a narrower, smaller, and less distracting nasal appearance, consider consulting with several rhinoplasty specialists. It may be helpful to bring your prior operative reports and preoperative photos to your consultation. Hope this helps! Dr Joseph
...as long as the surgeon and procedure are "safe" and reliable; seems your nose still shows imperfections and unsolved issues, specially a remain of the hump and a very poor result at the tip, without definition, oversized, too projected etc.Seek the advice of a real expert in revisions.
Is a third nose job safe enough is a question that needs to be answered in person by your third surgeon. The risk versus reward ratio must be weighed to make sure that you're making the right decision. Digital computer imaging can also be helpful
Each revision with Rhinoplasty gets riskier. However, I do agree that your nose can be refined, and that you're being realistic. As such, you can consider a third revision by an experienced Rhinoplasty surgeon. At your consultation, your risks and benefits should be detailed so you can make a good decision. It's difficulty to tell you specifics without examining your nose. Best of luck!
Certainly there is risk to all surgery but a second revision rhinoplasty is usually safe if the surgery is done by an experienced revision surgeon. The timing of n revision is very important; it does appear that you still have some swelling from the last operation.
Being true your problem is congenital, not very common and atypical... it is hard to understand you still have not been provided a clue; you suffer BILATERAL INVERTED / CONCAVE LATERAL CRURA OF THE ALAR CARTILAGES. Normally the lateral cruras are convex, with the belly outwards, flat in the...
Yes, you have reasons to seek a well done revision and an enhancement of the poor results. The amount of lateral crura removed in your case is unknown by you in real and accurate terms, no matter what you are told or have read. Actually, that is irrelevant somehow; the relevant detail in your...
It is difficult to say without photos, but the procedure to remove extra cartilage is usually much smaller than the original rhinoplasty. The best thing to do is to see a rhinoplasty specialist for consultation to determine if it will be easy or not.
Yes, you can refine your nasal tip, columella, and infratip areas by placing small crushed cartilage grafts into your nose. This can be done through a close rhinoplasty approach and a minimal access incision to minimize your swelling and postoperative recovery.
Dear Rosiecon12,I would recommend a thorough exam to be done to fully evaluate your nose and address your breathing problems. Consult with a surgeon who has a lot of experience with revisional rhinoplasty as these surgeries are a lot more complex. Best regards,Nima Shemirani
My sympathy with you and your surgeon, this is a dramatic complication no one wants to meet ever in life, actually I did many many septal works and never experienced such problem, but well, it is well-known and has to be detected on time and, as your doctor correctly did, drain the abscess.But...
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