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It is very common to have moments of fear that you have caused harm to your new nose in the first month after rhinoplasty. This is because even tiny bumps to the nose causes an extreme sensation. In general, we are unaware of the amount of times you bump, rub or brush your nose throughout a normal day. It is after surgery, where you start to notice these little bumps to the nose.Extreme pain and bleeding are the signs of true trauma. Also, if your nose appears to be deviated as compared to the moments before you bumped it, it is important to seek out your surgeon. Overall, it is important to follow up with your surgeon for an examination of your healing bones and nasal tip to be certain.Thank you for your question! Have a great evening! -Dr. Vincent Naman
I am sorry to hear that you injured your nose post-rhinoplasty. An early injury can affect the structure of your nose, but it may also be just fine. It is important to see your surgeon immediately to take a look at your nose to see if there is any structural damage. Best wishes. Dr. Roberts
It's difficult to answer your question without a photo. L at 5 weeks, you are still healing so the bone and cartilage are not as strong as they will be later. It is possible that something may have been structurally compromised. I would recommend following up with your plastic surgeon soon so they can take a look. Good luck!
The black skin is indeed dead (necrotic), but it is impossible to see whether this extends deeper into the adjacent mucosa, septal cartilage, or whether the cartilage strut has become exposed (bacterially-contaminated) and may also be lost. Taking things apart now only potentially worsens the...
Junior-Thanks for your question. Without photos and knowing more specifics about your nose, skin type, gender, the surgery you had, etc - it is difficult to lend an opinion for you. Your best option is to discuss you concerns with your surgeon.In general, though, I recommend patients m...
The nasal bones should not move with a simple cast removal if it is done properly. in extreme rhinoplasty surgeon will know how to remove the cast to prevent any shifting of nasal bones