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Usually you want to wait 3-6 months between doing surgeries that are somehow related. That allows time for swelling to reside and you can get a better idea of profiles and balance. Of course the longer the better
Your oral surgeon will be able to guide you as to when you would be ready for rhinoplasty. It would also depend on whether your upper or lower jaw or both are operated on. I think six months is a reasonable time frame.
A rhinoplasty can be done six months after jaw surgery and possibly sooner. Discuss this with your jaw and rhinoplasty surgeons if there's any question as to the healing.
A rhinoplasty procedure can be performed 6 months after jaw surgery, which should leave well enough time for the healing process to take place from the jaw before undergoing nasal surgery. For more information, and many rhinoplasty before and after results, please see the link and the video below
If you are comfortable at 6-8 months and your plastic surgeon feels there is no contraindications then have it done.
Dear Angelayeung, Typically six months should be plenty of time between the two procedures however this will be determined after the jaw surgery dependent on your healing. Your rhinoplasty surgeon will most likely require a clearance from your jaw surgeon and he/she will want to discuss the planned procedures amongst themselves. Best regards, Michael V. Elam, M.D.
The wait between procedures is based on healing and the success of the jaw surgery. Your surgeons will make that decision based on those factors.
You would be surprised how often we hear of this happening! I will tell you that rarely does it ever cause any problems. So try to relax, and just call your surgeon to take a look. All should be well.
The bridge of skin between the nostrils at the base of the nose is the columella. It can be elevated/reduced from a hanging position through either an open or closed rhinoplasty approach. The latter is used when columellar reduction is needed with few other modifications to the nose. Be careful ...
Hi. That is a great question. All three specialists listed above: Plastics, Facial Plastics, & ENT are all technically trained, qualified and Board Certified to perform rhinoplasty, septoplasty & turbinate reductions. Who is best comes down to where they trained, how good their "h...