Please tell me if I am right or wrong since my surgeon looked confused when I told him, and he walked away from me!I had a rhinoplasty and cheek implants yesterday, my right side was flatter so surgeon was supposed to add some fat tissue there other than implant but when I came out my left side looks bigger much more bigger instead so I think he add tissue to the wrong side
August 8, 2016
Answer: Far too early to tell I completely understand your concerns but it is way too early to tell if there is asymmetry. Your cheeks will be swollen due to the procedure for weeks to months. I would wait at least 3 months before I would be worried that any asymmetry will remain long term. Your pictures look like typical post-operative swelling. Additionally, patients never have the exact same amount of swelling on both sides. There is always one side that is more swollen than the others. I wish you the best.Cody Koch
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August 8, 2016
Answer: Far too early to tell I completely understand your concerns but it is way too early to tell if there is asymmetry. Your cheeks will be swollen due to the procedure for weeks to months. I would wait at least 3 months before I would be worried that any asymmetry will remain long term. Your pictures look like typical post-operative swelling. Additionally, patients never have the exact same amount of swelling on both sides. There is always one side that is more swollen than the others. I wish you the best.Cody Koch
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August 7, 2016
Answer: Early post-op swelling It takes 3-6 months to assess the final outcome. Early post-op asymmetry is most likely due to swelling (oedema/bruising) and this cannot be an indicator for the final aesthetic outcome.
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August 7, 2016
Answer: Early post-op swelling It takes 3-6 months to assess the final outcome. Early post-op asymmetry is most likely due to swelling (oedema/bruising) and this cannot be an indicator for the final aesthetic outcome.
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