Hello, I had a rhinoplasty and septoplasty surgey in 2017. As the swelling went down I've noticed that my nose looks deviated specifically due to a bump on the right side of my nasal bridge. I'm not sure if it's due to scar tissue that has harden or my nose has deviated once more. In other words I'm looking to have a revision surgey, but I'm wondering how complex the surgey will be. Will the surgeon just scrap off the bump which makes my nose appear crooked or will I need a rhinoplasty revision?
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Cephalic trims may probably not help in your case. Your lower cartilage looks quite curved and it may require a bit straightening to allow the skin to tighten over it better. However, would suggest that you take an in-person appointment with experienced rhinoplasty surgeon to for better...
Thank you for your question and photos. An in-person consultation is needed to accurately determine why your nose is becoming thicker and more crooked as time goes on. While swelling can last beyond the initial 12-month recovery period, it’s possible that a revision rhinoplasty is your best o...
Thank you for your question. Looking at the pictures you've sent and the description I can say that your nose has a few things to fix despite its primary tip plasty. They are asymmetry, irregularity, bulbousenss (boxy appearance), and notched alar rim.It is judged that these problems can be...
