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5 month post op septorhinoplasty and worried about polly beak deformity (Photo)

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mazzy1996Aug 9, 2023

Hi there, My last post was about my worries regarding having a polybeak deformity. Ive attached further pictures, with different angles and with me smiling. My surgeon is not concerned, but for me it does not look right. Im 5 months post op and I know that with my thick skin its stilll pretty early in the recovery process but Im concerned.

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