How common is for someone healthy to go through primary rhinoplasty and then need a revision. Out of 100 patients, roughly how many end up needing revision. What are the common reasons for needing revision (assume no accidents or major health issues)
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Hi there! I'm sorry that you're having trouble with your nasal bridge. If imaging was performed and expectations appropriately set, unless something went awry, there shouldn't have been changes to any other area of the nose. Have you had a discussion as to the reason why that may've happened?...
Hi there! At 1 month post surgery, there's still quite a bit of swelling and changes left to occur. I don't recommend adjustments such as minor nasal revisions for at least 6-8 months. I would return to your surgeon if you're comfortable and have a discussion about expectations. I have patients...
Hi there! A revision rhinoplasty can certainly help to improve symmetry. With smiling, much of the movement is inherent to the musculature nearby. By using cartilage grafts, a structure-approach can be integrated thus providing a sound, firm nose. The nasal tip can also be narrowed if desired at...
