I have a chronic disease scleroderma - can I have a plastic surgery especially for my nose? (photos)

I educate my patients that swelling is inevitable up front and that it takes 3 months for 85% to leave. The last 15% takes a full year to leave. Everyone's time table is different and other factors including number of grafts, skin thickness, and degree of change in the nose all affect...

The difference in the bump and the crookedness has to do with the shape of the nasal bones and the degree and location of the bend of your nose. This is fairly common. This can be corrected with a rhinoplasty where the bump can be removed, the nose straightened and other modifications made if...

The only thing that can make a hump larger is a nasal injury that causes bony callous and new bone to form on the bridge. Supplements fortunately won't affect the shape. Hope that helps!

Thank you for your question.  Surgery would be the most conventional and long-lasting way to correct the bump on your nose.  That said, a non-surgical option would be to use injectable fillers to camouflage the bump (i.e. juvaderm, radiesse, etc.).  That method has some drawbacks...

Thank you for your inquiry. What you are experiencing is completely normal. You will have to wait until your nose is less sensitive. An average timeline is 3 weeks. The strips shouldn't be dangerous, and will help rid you of your blackheads. However i highly advise against any facials for at ...

Thank you very much for enquire. It's too early to make value judgments with only 11 days after a rhinoplasty. Swelling after a rhinoplasty depends of the surgery complexity. In this regard, the nasal swelling Post-op It can last from two weeks to two months. To reduce this swelling, I...