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At 6 months post-op, the tissues should be very well-adhered. However, there still may be some degree of swelling depending on the extent of your surgery. In any event, it is unlikely that waxing your nose will compromise or change your result this far after surgery.
Your nose looks great! Looking at your preop and your postop photos, your surgery was quite successful. Any perceived fullness at the dorsum of your nose will likely improve with time. Swelling can remain for up to a year.
Hi gemmauk,It is definitely possible to do both Rhinoplasty and Dimpleplasty together in one surgery.
Dear amyknows in Beverly Hills, California: You have not mentioned how many surgeries you have had but you refer to “my last revision.” Have you had one or more revisions following the primary rhinoplasty? In any event, the more surgery you have had the more challenging it i...
Dear spoilers11 in Huntington Beach, California: You are wise to be thinking about rhinoplasty because I think it would be a positive endeavor for you. However, the question is how much the root of your nose and the bump can be lowered to satisfy you. I would recommend consultat...
A side profile photograph is required to make a determination about having a hanging columella and being a candidate for a columella-plasty
Thanks for your question, The answer is probably yes, medicare will cover it for functional reasons. This does not include any cosmetic changes to your nose but can reinforce and stabilize breathing! Hope this helps and God Bless!Dr. Robb
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