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Thanks for asking,In the first picture you can see what seems to be the 2 nasal bones separated from each other, indicating that the roof of the nose is open. That, in addition to a broad graft, can explain your wide looking nose. I'm pretty sure you're going to need revision. You should talk to your surgeon to choose a good time to do it.
Other views would be helpful. You are swollen early post-op but if you have concerns, you should address them with your surgeon.
We are not certain about the photo, though if things do not look right or are displaced you should see your surgeon and work things out right away. If htings have gnoe awry, then revision is needed to straighten your nose.
Only revision can improve - sorry. I might try HA fillers after 2 months but the width would be large...
Hi,Unfortunately I don't think it will change. It also looks like you have an open roof deformity, this may be the graft. One of the problem with using grafts if they are not the right size and shape and are put in the wrong tissue layer, they can show through the skin. You will need a revision to correct this.Best,Dr.S.
The tip of the nose does appear to deviate slightly. The best approach to correction would be with surgery. A rhinoplasty procedure will be able to achieve what you are looking for. Best Regards
Hi,The simple answer is, yes you can have a rhinoplasty after radiation. However, it depends on how much radiation you received and exactly where and what type of cancer it was. In addition, an examination of the skin of your nose will reveal what the skin looks like as far as scarring and blood...
Pain so long after surgery is not typical. The surgeon who performed the procedure knows best what was done and is in the best position to evaluate you now.