Dry nose and burning when inhaling. Can removing the grafts and turning the nose back to its original size fix this? (Photo)

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The doctor added a centimeter to the length of the nose to correct the gingival smile, after which I had a dry nose and burning sensation when inhaling - my doctor looked surprised and said he did not know why, but I felt that the increase in the length of the nose had caused - Can removing the grafts and turning the nose back to its original size can solve my problems?

Andrew Kornstein, MD, FACS · Answer

The dryness and burning MAY be a good sign---your nasal mucosa is finally being exposed to inhaled air.
How long has it been since surgery? 
Is the dryness/burning getting any better over time?
Do you live in a dry or moist environment?
Have you tried moisturizing the internal nasal mucosa?
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Dry nose and burning when inhaling. Can removing the grafts and turning the nose back to its original size fix this? (Photo)

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