I recently had revision rhinoplasty 4 months ago. I went in to get my breathing fixed and a slight amount off the tip. the doctor ended up taking down a small amount of my bridge with out my knowledge. He said it was less then 1 mm of change. I have since noticed that my eyes look different. They appear more hollow and they use to slant down in the inner corners. They are more round now and have excess skin in the inner corners. Will this skin shrink back up in time & my eyes return normal?
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An experienced ethnic rhinoplasty surgeon can definitely give you that answer. However, if you touch the tip of your nose and you can feel two seperate pieces of stiff protuberances, then you're feeling you lower lateral cartilages and you probably have very thin skin. If you cannot feel...
Lowering the tip during rhinoplasty is one of the many alterations that may be made to the nose. There are several techniques to acquiring this result and are each dependent upon the patients specific anatomy. See a good experienced rhinoplasty surgeon for a consultation. I use a digital imaging...
First, you need to be examined ASAP to make sure you don't have a septal hematoma which could cause your pain and sepal or structural damage. Obviously treatment will depend on the results of your nasal exam and the recommendations of your obstetrician. I always want to eliminate the need...