I know it's too soon, there is swelling and healing process, but it's obvious that my profile is worse than before, the angle of my nose is just wrong. I look like Pinocchio with the tip up and out. My doc admitted that struggled with the tip during the surgery. What's your opinion? (Pls don't tell me about chin, then I might as well insert a new forehead). Thank you.
January 8, 2019
Answer: Rhinoplasty results & tip projection My first piece of advice would be to be patient and wait for your final results. These may take anywhere from 6 months to a year. Also keep in mind that the tip is the last area to heal. Once you have your final results, if you are still not happy with the projection of your tip then you need to speak with your surgeon or another board certified plastic surgeon in your area about a revision to address the issue. Kindly,Kouros Azar
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January 8, 2019
Answer: Rhinoplasty results & tip projection My first piece of advice would be to be patient and wait for your final results. These may take anywhere from 6 months to a year. Also keep in mind that the tip is the last area to heal. Once you have your final results, if you are still not happy with the projection of your tip then you need to speak with your surgeon or another board certified plastic surgeon in your area about a revision to address the issue. Kindly,Kouros Azar
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January 8, 2019
Answer: Nasal tip projection and angle Thank you for the question and photos. If the nasal tip projection and angle stays the same after healing is complete a revision rhinoplasty with tip projection reduction will be needed. In doing so the angle of the nasal tip can also be revised top meet your desires. Although the chin projection is relatively short, a chin augmentation alone would not solve the nasal tip projection issue. Good luck with the remainder of your healing. Dr. Remus Repta
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January 8, 2019
Answer: Nasal tip projection and angle Thank you for the question and photos. If the nasal tip projection and angle stays the same after healing is complete a revision rhinoplasty with tip projection reduction will be needed. In doing so the angle of the nasal tip can also be revised top meet your desires. Although the chin projection is relatively short, a chin augmentation alone would not solve the nasal tip projection issue. Good luck with the remainder of your healing. Dr. Remus Repta
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