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6 months after septorhinoplasty. Are these my final results? (Photo)

Emmkay92Sep 28, 2023
had a septo-rhinoplasty in April 2023, 6 months post-op in 12 days. I've read that by the 6M mark about 70-90% of swelling has resolved. My doctor told me I had medium thick skin around my tip only. Before surgery my main concern was from front, getting rid of the bulbous/tear drop shape where the bridge of my nose became the tip, I wanted distinction between. Im not seeing much of a diff, will bridge get less wide? I can feel bone when I squeeze until I get to bottom of bridge near tip

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Answered on Oct 5, 2023
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