Very happy with my tip reduction, however, the nostril asymmetry gives me two different side profiles. There is a slight curve to one side, and also one nostril is longer. The shorter nostril has a big bump inside near the tip of nose. It looks a lot better than before, and I’m not looking to get major work done, so if it’s a huge revision I’ll probably pass. I am hoping it’s stuff that can be fixed minimally invasively or with local anesthesia. I am seeing my doctor in a month!
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Post-operative instructions can vary, and it's crucial to follow your surgeon's recommendations. In some cases, surgeons may advise waiting a few weeks before wearing glasses after rhinoplasty to allow for proper healing and to avoid putting pressure on the nose. However, this guidance may...
Hi Febro 23,
Thanks for your question. What you are describing is a really complex issue that requires a lot of pre-operative planning. I have extensive experience in revision rhinoplasty and have had experience dealing with issues similar to yours in the past. I am happy to say that I have been...
At this point, it's still too early to tell whether or not you're gonna need a revision rhinoplasty. Best to wait at least one year and then make that determination. From the limited photos presented, you appear to have a hanging columella. This can be improved with a columella plasty at one...