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Is this morph reasonable for Revision Rhinoplasty?

noseman1234Feb 4, 2016
Hi is this morph a reasonable request for a revision rhinoplasty? Please see picture. The left picture is my current nose. The right my morph. It's is slightly higher radix(2mm) and slightly more projection(1-2mm)

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Dr. William Portuese, MD
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Richard W. Fleming, MD (retired)

We cannot evaluate your septum without seeing you. Consult with a nasal specialist or rhinoplasty surgeon.

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Steven Wallach, MD

This bump you are seeing may improve with time.  Best to give it more time to settle before considering a revision.  

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Richard W. Fleming, MD (retired)

Health insurance companies typically contribute to the cost of fixing functional problems but there are many different policies. My office staff will help our patients communicate with their insurance companies before surgery to try to answer your question.

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Bivik Shah, MD

Usually not.  If the bump is from scar tissue, you may need steroids.  If the bump is from swelling it will go away on its own.  If the bump is from the bone, you may need a small revision

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James Owusu, MD

Septal perforations can cause build-up of nasal crusting, obstruction, whistling noise and ocassional bleeding. Some of these issues can be improved with a nasal septal button. A septal button is a plastic splint that can be used to close the septal perforation, it can be done in the clinic with...

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Bivik Shah, MD

I think your results are very good.  I do think the tip could be lower.  I wouldn't change anything else.  To lower the tip is a big deal, so I don't think I would recommend doing it when your result is so good.

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