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Generally speaking, if somebody has a psychiatric condition that is well controlled with medications, depending on the opinion of the psychiatrist, rhinoplasty surgery may indeed be considered if he or she is a good candidate for surgical repair. If someone has body dysmorphic disorder (BDD), that may be a contraindication for rhinoplasty surgery. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr Joseph
People with a mental health history can undergo rhinoplasty if their mental health is stable and well-managed with medication.In our clinic, we may reject patients for the operation if we believe it's necessary based on careful evaluations. We prioritize the well-being of our patients, considering factors such as mental health stability, realistic expectations, and potential impacts on recovery. Open communication and collaboration between the patient, plastic surgeon, and mental health provider guide our decisions, and we carefully assess each case to ensure the best possible outcomes.
If your columella has lifted after nasal septal manipulations with piercings, it may be best to just leave it alone. Septal piercings are not usually through the medial crura. They are typically through the membranous septum. That is the area between the bottom of the septal cartilage and the...
Hello and thank you for your question and the pictures. In short- no, your smile will not be affected by either surgical or non-surgical rhinoplasty. That said, I'd strongly urge you to consider surgical rhinoplasty (over non-surgical) for multiple reasons- very few patients are actually good...
Thank you for your query. You seem to have a slight deviation of the septum with displaced lower end of the cartilage which is bulging on one side. This appears to be the reason for your asymmetry. This can easily be corrected with a limited surgical procedure under local anaesthesia. Please...
