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Hello, not sure. Could be several things depending on what was done during your procedure. Your best bet is to make a follow up appointment with your surgeon for evaluation of the area. Good Luck.
Without pre-op photos- it's difficult to comment accurately. Also, would be helpful to see an operative report. Certain techniques- for example- the open technique--allow for the placement of sutures inside but under the skin. This may be one possible explanation for this problem. Without a physical exam both internally and externally- it's difficult to say. Follow up with your Board Certified PS.
Best to check with your plastic surgeon for an examination. Could be from the surgery and may be a cyst.
That is a really unusual complication, that could potentially be related to many causes. Depending on the technique that was used, it could be a malpositioned graft, a suture, a localised internal infection, an external skin infection, even a malpositioned/infected silicone implant could give a look like that.You should get in touch with your surgeon for an examination.
Dear Onespecialplace,Thank you for your photos and questions. In my opinion, you will need modification of both the alar base and the tip of the nose to achieve your desired goals. An alarplasty will narrow your nostrils and the width of the lower third of your nose. However,...
Appears as infected cyst that need excision>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
There are many issues inside the nose that can cause nasal obstruction such as turbinate hypertrophy, deviated nasal septum, allergies, chronic sinusitis, valve collapse and vestibular stenosis. Each one of these issues are treated With medications or surgery. A thorough examination...
