I heard that diced cartilage wrapped In fascia doesn't last because cartilage needs blood supply to be able to remain without breaking down/being reabsorbed. Is this correct? Or would it depend from where the cartilage is harvested? (i.e. the patient's own ear, rib. or septal cartilage, etc). And if so, how long would it last before starting to break down/becomingreabsorbed to a point that would be noticeable? Thank you.
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Non-surgical correction of a polly beak deformity may be possible but depends on the individual scenario. It is essential to see you in person to decide the best course of action.
The nostrils of any person are not symmetric. The key is to make nostrils as symmetric as possible without making them look 'surgical.' Nostrils tend to look VERY asymmetric immediately post-op because they are swollen and out of position. However, over time, they will become less obviously d...
Dear Andrepv97,Thank you for question and photos. The arrows you have drawn are pointing to your nasal bone and I would suggest waiting for another 6-8 months to see the final results of your nose. There is still swelling in the nose at this point, making it difficult to assess how your final...
