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It is ideal to wait 6-12 months before having another procedure to the nose. This allows tip for your body to heal and swelling to subside. Hope this helps.
For a standard alarplasty, the majority of the swelling should subside within the first 3 months. From a blood supply standpoint you could safely undergo a tip plasty almost immediately, though from an aesthetic standpoint I would wait until after the swelling has resolved.
Great question! I don't think you will find a definitive answer to this question, but my general thoughts would be to wait until things are healed from that procedure before proceeding with a rhinoplasty (around 3-4 months). I think the biggest reason I would wait is to see what how that initial procedure changes the overall balance of your nose and the rest of your face before deciding on exact changes to the tip of the nose. Hope this helps and best of luck! Kyle Kimura, MD
After an alarplasty you should wait for at least 3 months for 2 reasons. 1. Pulling on the nostrils can distort or rip them2. The tip swelling is still there for the first 3 months.RegardsDr. Janjua
Hello and thank you for your question. I would recommend waiting at least six months after an isolated alarplasty before undergoing revision rhinoplasty. I recommend that you seek consultation with a qualified board-certified rhinoplasty surgeon who can evaluate you in person.Best wishes and good luck.Richard G. Reish, M.D.Harvard-trained plastic surgeon
Much more information is needed, such as a current set of facial and nasal photographs from all angles, and how long ago you had the Alar plasty. You should wait at least several months after the Alar plasty procedure so that you can adjust to the new nose before embarking on another procedure.
With an experienced rhinoplasty surgeon, all those issues can be addressed during surgery. It's important to vet a surgeon's credentials but also their previous work to ensure you find a surgeon capable of achieving the results you are looking for.
Hello and thank you for your question. Although an exam in person is ideal, from your photographs alone it appears that you can benefit from a subtle profile reduction and tip rhinoplasty where the nasal tip cartilage is modified for a more refined, feminine look. In my hands, the tip...
I would recommend a rhinoplasty. This will help support the internal/external nasal valves and optimize breathing.
The transient nature of the bump indicates an acute process. It would be important to rule out infection as the cause. In person evaluation with a rhinoplasty specialist would be able to determine this.
When asymmetry is caused by asymmetric swelling or scar tissue formation, a steroid injection may help. When the asymmetry is due to asymmetry of the underlying nasal framework, then it will remain.
The bump is most likely due to visibility of the medial crus (tip cartilage). It will not extrude, though as your skin continues to de-swell more contour irregularities may appear. However, the silicone implant on the bridge of your nose is not permanent and will require revision at some point.