Does age affect the outcome of revision rhinoplasty? (Photo)
November 7, 2023
Asked By:Genius813233 in Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid, España
Hello doctors, I had my first rhynoplasty at 60. The results were not very nice. I have a residual hump (not too noticeable, but it’s there) some fibrotic tissue on the right side of the tip, which makes the tip look a bit bulbous. I ended up with alar retraction (now you can see the inside of my nose) and nostril asymmetry. Doctors I’ve been consulting where I live, think I should leave my nose alone for fear of making it even worse due to my age:(((((
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When people receive rhinoplasty for a smaller nasal appearance, sometimes the size of someone's turbinates can cause obstruction. Turbinates or organs in the nose that filter and humidify the air, and they vary in size. If you're terminates are enlarged, a turbinate reduction may be considered...
Based upon your photos, the bulge on the inside of your right nostril appears to represent your caudal septum. If your surgeon is not comfortable correcting this, please consult with a reputable rhinoplasty specialist so you can feel comfortable moving forward. I hope this helps. Sincerely, Dr...
Hello, As swelling reduces with time the nose becomes more refined, so there will be changes, but it seems like they will be contrary to what you are hoping to achieve. To answer your question directly, yes, a revision can give back some of the masculine features that you are looking for. A very...
