Or is it "you messed up once, you'll mess up again"? I tried my best to avoid having a revision by choosing the top doctor but now I'm left with an asymmetrical/unrefined nose. I'm 11 months post op but the asymmetries are in the nasal bones and upper lateral cartilage (not swelling). So asymmetry and a much larger nose than the original objective (nostril flare, tip..) I am so depressed and don't know what to do. Am I being too unreasonable? Many thanks in advance.
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August 17, 2017
Answer: Choosing a doctor for revision rhinoplasty
Dear InStBH,Thank you for your question and congratulations on your Revision Rhinoplasty. Regarding the red light with your infrared light treatment, this is highly unlike to stimulate any additional scar tissue and I would encourage you to continue pursuing treatment with it to help red...
Revision rhinoplasty is the most challenging procedure in all of cosmetic surgery so please do your homework and choose wisely . Ask 3 questions1 what is your experience in rhinoplasty- do you do it as a focus of your practice2 what is your expertise- are you a expert in rhinoplasty - do you t...
You have a number of different deformities that appear to have occurred after having an open rhinoplasty performed. The nose has developed a number of sharp angles and lacks a smooth, soft transition from the bridge into the tip. In addition you have ULTRA THIN skin which can fail to...