i had rhinoplasty in june this year to correct wide nose, droopy tip and surgeon said i had a slight deviated septum, after things was good, then as healing wet on, inside my nostril waa showing more and more, making nostril tilt over when i smile and visibly see tissue inside, i went back to surgeon in december, who removed some tissue and stiched through the middle, it was ok for about 2 weeks, but is now back, what is this? do i need grafts to hold tip up, i need help so i can tell surgeon?
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September 1, 2015
Answer: The photo of the left base of your nose after Rhinoplasty Surgery demonstrates the bottom of your nasal septum.
Hello, and sorry to hear about your injury. I would recommend having an exam by a board certified rhinoplasty specialist. He or she will be able to determine your issue and whether or not any procedures are necessary. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck.
Whether an open or closed technique is used really depends on the nature of the patient's issues and what will be necessary to obtain the desired result. An open technique is generally used when more invasive work is necessary, and it gives the surgeon a better look inside the nose. An exam...
If you wish to reduce the size of the nasal tip, surgery would be the only option. A rhinoplasty can be performed with tip work only, and a thorough assessment by a board certified rhinoplasty specialist would be recommended. He or she will be able to determine whether any additional procedures...
