3 surgeries at my nose (deviated septum, turbinates decompression, and 1 rhynoplasty w/valve reconstruction). R.plasty left scar tissues and droopy tip. Reconstructed valve never worked.That side of nose I still struggle with: overall don’t feel I am breathing through it, at night air flow is blocked completely (or during workout /after a glass of wine / in the sun..). I now have increased nasolabial folds as i feel subconsciously stretching those muscles to breath.How to address, what first?
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You need a very complex revisionary rhinoplasty. You should see an actual plastic surgeon (trained in plastic surgery residency and ideally aesthetic plastic fellowship) who specializes in rhinoplasty. Best of luck.
On front view, your wide nasal appearance may be an "open roof deformity" which is when nasal bones are not completely infractured after removing a dorsal hump. Depending on your examination, a revision to close the "open roof", and to potentially lower your bridge a drop, just above your tip,...
Hello @BillyIII, thank you for your question. An ambulatory procedure can improve this synechiae. It does not generate leave and it depends on the decision of the physician. It is possible for this procedure to be performed in the doctor's office if the specialist has everything needed to do so....
