Recently, over the last couple months, I have been realizing that one of my eyes opens more than another. I was restrained and thrown face first to concrete. Every piece of my nose was broken. I did have a reconstruction, but my nose is still crooked and not proportional in the tip or the bridge. I have been wondering if this could be causing my eye to open more, or if it is a result to trauma and an underlying issue. Where do I go to get this examine? Is it going to need surgery?
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Over the last 25 years, we have had several patients that have experienced fluctuating swelling like you describe for longer than one year postoperative period. It is a bit peculiar to have significant swelling over two years after rhinoplasty. Consider asking your surgeon if he used permanent...
I believe that the earlier photo is containing more swelling at the bottom of your nasal tip, which is leading to a smaller nostril aperture. Your nostril margin is a drop high. If that is bothering you, and if you are looking to decrease your nostril show on profile, depending on your...
Based on your profile photo, you appear to have relatively thick nasal skin with an overprojected and droopy nasal tip appearance and a profile hump. I think your list of expectations is reasonable. Please consider meeting with several reputable rhinoplasty specialists who offer computer Imaging...
