Well about a year ago i fell over a rope and landed directly on my nose. my friends escorted me to the hospital.They said that i did not break the bone so i do not need a surgery.My nose was very large after the fall and they said it will get smaller.Its been year it did not change at all.It get really large whenever i do a facial expression and i mean i never seen that size of a nose before(really wide when i smile.Did the bone move or something and is there a way to fix it without a surgery
Answer: Possible help from nonsurgical rhinoplasty, but hard to say without photos. Dear NoseChanged;If you injured your nose, and the shape has changed, it is quite possible you sustained a broken nose. Without correction, it is not likely to revert to its pre-injury state. When you said “it gets really large whenever I do a facial expression,” that may reflect an accentuation of the width by the action of the facial muscles. Assuming that this is the result of an injury, it is most likely you are going to need a surgical correction. Surgical correction of a broken nose is common and generally very successful. It involves essentially the same surgical maneuvers as done in a cosmetic rhinoplasty. What you need to do next: do some homework and have a few surgical consultations to best assess the condition of your nose. Finding a good cosmetic plastic surgeon starts with a computer search of surgeons in your (or distant) areas. Best results come from super-specialists (a medical, not an advertising term) who do the procedure you want at least weekly and have done it for at least a decade. Once you narrow in on the website of a surgeon who looks good to you, focus on the before and after pictures, looking for patients who have had the procedure you want. There should be dozens and dozens of such photos. Many good, plain language books about cosmetic plastic surgery are on Amazon.com or Barnes&Noble.com. As you read, write down questions that can be asked later in consultation with a surgeon. We have two such books – Secrets of a Beverly Hills Cosmetic Surgeon and The Essential Cosmetic Surgery Companion designed to help with all the nuts and bolts of cosmetic plastic surgery consultations and queries to ask about before and after surgery. Another super-important element of the best consultations: Computer Imaging. Here’s how it works: photos are taken of you as you are and uploaded onto a special computer system that can morph your present appearance into an anticipated after picture. (The technology is also known as Computer Morphing.). Such imaging is an incomparable learning tool because it provides a forum for doctor-patient agreement on the after surgery result that would satisfy you and a result the doctor can deliver. At the end of the day, cosmetic surgery is 100% visual. It's all about appearance. But without visuals, everything is left to the imagination. To anticipate a successful outcome, there must be a meeting of the minds between surgeon and patient. Why waste your time on a consultation in which the surgeon can’t demonstrate what he envisions as the outcome? Would you buy a painting without seeing it? In my opinion, a consultation without computer imaging is nearly worthless. Best wishes, Robert Kotler, MD, FACS Beverly Hills, California, USA
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Possible help from nonsurgical rhinoplasty, but hard to say without photos. Dear NoseChanged;If you injured your nose, and the shape has changed, it is quite possible you sustained a broken nose. Without correction, it is not likely to revert to its pre-injury state. When you said “it gets really large whenever I do a facial expression,” that may reflect an accentuation of the width by the action of the facial muscles. Assuming that this is the result of an injury, it is most likely you are going to need a surgical correction. Surgical correction of a broken nose is common and generally very successful. It involves essentially the same surgical maneuvers as done in a cosmetic rhinoplasty. What you need to do next: do some homework and have a few surgical consultations to best assess the condition of your nose. Finding a good cosmetic plastic surgeon starts with a computer search of surgeons in your (or distant) areas. Best results come from super-specialists (a medical, not an advertising term) who do the procedure you want at least weekly and have done it for at least a decade. Once you narrow in on the website of a surgeon who looks good to you, focus on the before and after pictures, looking for patients who have had the procedure you want. There should be dozens and dozens of such photos. Many good, plain language books about cosmetic plastic surgery are on Amazon.com or Barnes&Noble.com. As you read, write down questions that can be asked later in consultation with a surgeon. We have two such books – Secrets of a Beverly Hills Cosmetic Surgeon and The Essential Cosmetic Surgery Companion designed to help with all the nuts and bolts of cosmetic plastic surgery consultations and queries to ask about before and after surgery. Another super-important element of the best consultations: Computer Imaging. Here’s how it works: photos are taken of you as you are and uploaded onto a special computer system that can morph your present appearance into an anticipated after picture. (The technology is also known as Computer Morphing.). Such imaging is an incomparable learning tool because it provides a forum for doctor-patient agreement on the after surgery result that would satisfy you and a result the doctor can deliver. At the end of the day, cosmetic surgery is 100% visual. It's all about appearance. But without visuals, everything is left to the imagination. To anticipate a successful outcome, there must be a meeting of the minds between surgeon and patient. Why waste your time on a consultation in which the surgeon can’t demonstrate what he envisions as the outcome? Would you buy a painting without seeing it? In my opinion, a consultation without computer imaging is nearly worthless. Best wishes, Robert Kotler, MD, FACS Beverly Hills, California, USA
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Answer: Nasal fracture after trauma from falling Without pictures and an x-ray, it's impossible to say if the nose was broken from the trauma. If the nose bridge got larger after the injury, it may have been fractured with either a displaced, or non displaced fracture. The dorsal hump related to a nasal fracture is composed of both bone and cartilage and must be shaved down in order to remove it. Osteotomies of the nasal bones are required to straighten a crooked nose. All of this can be performed with closed rhinoplasty techniques under a brief general anesthesia as an outpatient surgical procedure. For many examples of fractured nose is repaired in our practice, please see the link and video below
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Answer: Nasal fracture after trauma from falling Without pictures and an x-ray, it's impossible to say if the nose was broken from the trauma. If the nose bridge got larger after the injury, it may have been fractured with either a displaced, or non displaced fracture. The dorsal hump related to a nasal fracture is composed of both bone and cartilage and must be shaved down in order to remove it. Osteotomies of the nasal bones are required to straighten a crooked nose. All of this can be performed with closed rhinoplasty techniques under a brief general anesthesia as an outpatient surgical procedure. For many examples of fractured nose is repaired in our practice, please see the link and video below
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November 22, 2014
Answer: Nose Shape Issues Fillers can be used to reshape the nose in certain situations, but photos are needed to determine if you are a candidate or not. Best, Dr. Emer.
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Answer: Nose Shape Issues Fillers can be used to reshape the nose in certain situations, but photos are needed to determine if you are a candidate or not. Best, Dr. Emer.
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December 2, 2014
Answer: Some Fillers Can Help Without seeing a photograph of your nose it is difficult to determine if there is a non-surgical way to correct the defect that you are describing. Certain fillers have been shown to have great effects in affecting the shape of the nose – but this may need surgery, so a consultation with a board-certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon is needed here.
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Answer: Some Fillers Can Help Without seeing a photograph of your nose it is difficult to determine if there is a non-surgical way to correct the defect that you are describing. Certain fillers have been shown to have great effects in affecting the shape of the nose – but this may need surgery, so a consultation with a board-certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon is needed here.
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