I feel that all I see online are deformities from rhinoplasty. how common are these issues in your practice? Is there any tale tell signs to look out for?
October 13, 2016
Answer: How common is Polly Beak? Polly Beak can because by a variety of issues such as residual cartilage left over in the dorsum, or fluid retention with thick-skinned individuals. If there is excess cartilage left, this will take a surgical touchup procedure to reduce it. If there is fluid retention in the super tip area of the nose causing the Polly beak, taping, and cortisone shots can help reduce the swelling in that area. The follow-up appointments with your surgeon are just as important as the surgery itself to prevent a poly beak deformity from occurring in the first several months after the procedure.
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October 13, 2016
Answer: How common is Polly Beak? Polly Beak can because by a variety of issues such as residual cartilage left over in the dorsum, or fluid retention with thick-skinned individuals. If there is excess cartilage left, this will take a surgical touchup procedure to reduce it. If there is fluid retention in the super tip area of the nose causing the Polly beak, taping, and cortisone shots can help reduce the swelling in that area. The follow-up appointments with your surgeon are just as important as the surgery itself to prevent a poly beak deformity from occurring in the first several months after the procedure.
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October 12, 2016
Answer: Pollybeak Hello askigquestions, Thank you for your question. A pollybeak deformity arises one of three ways. Some people are born with a prominent supra tip fullness, however the true pollybeak deformity is often after surgery or trauma. This results from under resection of the cartilage dorsum (hump) or over resection of the bony dorsum and leaving too much cartilage below.I would seek out a board certified plastic surgeon to go over imaging results to help explain in greater detail the options for you.Good luckDrS
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October 12, 2016
Answer: Pollybeak Hello askigquestions, Thank you for your question. A pollybeak deformity arises one of three ways. Some people are born with a prominent supra tip fullness, however the true pollybeak deformity is often after surgery or trauma. This results from under resection of the cartilage dorsum (hump) or over resection of the bony dorsum and leaving too much cartilage below.I would seek out a board certified plastic surgeon to go over imaging results to help explain in greater detail the options for you.Good luckDrS
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