I had a rhinoplasty procedure 30 months ago. The main purpose of the surgery was to reestablish the structure of the nasal bones which had been damaged by a severe blow to the face when I was wearing glasses ie the area damaged corresponding to where the nose pads routinely rest. The surgeon said this was possible using donated cartilage. I see no improvement in this area, rather it appears the cartilage was used either side of the middle third. I have developed a pollybeak deformity. Thoughts?
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If somebody's bridge was made to low during rhinoplasty surgery, sometimes this can be built up with fillers or with cartilage grafting. If the goal is to re-create a hump, sometimes this can result in an unnatural nasal appearance with visible edges of cartilage grafting. Hope this helps!...
Hello and thank you for your question and the picture. Addressing breathing issues is actually one of the most common reasons people seek out and undergo a rhinoplasty. An open rhinoplasty can best address both the functional issues and any potential aesthetic concerns with your nose. I would be...
The only way to change your results from rhinoplasty would be to sustain a severe nasal trauma. We allow unrestricted physical activity in our practice 21 days after rhinoplasty surgery. I hope this helps. Sincerely, Dr. Joseph
