Can I take utovlan/norethisterone before and during a rhinoplasty?

You are considering rhinoplasty surgery, when you consult with your specialists, please bring a picture of what your nose looked like after the minor occlusion. If the area of skin on your nose that was affected was small, and if there was no necrosis, you may be okay, depending on your...

If you're looking to keep the overall size of your nose the same and only camouflage those bumps, microdroplet Silikon-1000 maybe considered for permanently feeling in the indentations below these bumps and making them less visible. Hope this helps! Dr Joseph

The vast majority of rhinoplasty surgeons will offer to do imaging on your nose in one way or another. If interested, you should schedule an appointment to discuss your desires and let your rhinoplasty surgeon fully examine your nose so that an accurate imaging assessment may be done. To do...

Without examining you: if this bulge looks improved at the end of the day, it may simply be swelling. If it persists all day and all night, it may be a drop of extra tip cartilage. Consider Consulting with your surgeon for a more definitive answer. Hope this helps! Dr Joseph

The area where the red arrow points is largely made of cartilage. When we consider rasping, it usually implies a bony hump on the upper 1/3 of the nose which is made of bone not cartilage. Depending on your examination, microdroplet Silikon-1000 may be considered for eliminating the appearance...

The bump appears to be the dome of your right lower lateral cartilage. That being said, you appear to have a saddle nose deformity - collapse of the middle 1/3 of your nose - which can occur from loss of cartilaginous septal support. See your rhinoplasty surgery for an evaluation.