I have learned recaintly that in my previous rhinoplasty the dr used something called PDS plate on my nose without me knowing anything about it. Please doctors tell me what is this thing ? And I'm looking to have a revision rhinoplasty, is this plate going to effect the success of the 2nd surgery ? My nose now after 4 months is still very stiff and hard and leaning to one side which it wasn't before.
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In general, the nose will be swollen for up to one year after your procedure. Swelling can be influenced by:1) Whether the procedure was a revision2) Whether the procedure was open or closed3) Whether tip work was performed4) Thickness of the patient's skinYour degree of swelling can be...
It's uncommon for a nose to get wider after osteotomies. Sometimes spreader grafts can contribute to that as well. Revision surgery is often more complex than it seems, but usually rewarding. A personal exam by a revision specialist is likely the best way to determine how best to restore the...
Cost of rhinoplasty can vary depending on the following:
1) Complexity of the surgery
2) The surgeon's experience
3) Geographic location of the patient.
More experienced surgeons generally charge more. Price really depends on the circumstances at hand, and there is really no way to...