Hello, it has been a year after my rhino septo and I still have this pollybeack formed at the tip of my nose . should I consider steroid injections ? Will it work after 1-2 years? (Ill maybe do it next summer). Do you have someone you recommand in montreal? Ps: I cant see my original sutgeon because i did my surgery in lebanon and i live in montreal. Thank you!
Answer: Polly Beak Deformity Polly beak deformity is one of the most common complications that can result from rhinoplasty surgery. Steroid injections are less effective the further you get from the original date of your surgery. You may consider a revision rhinoplasty at some point to correct the polly beak deformity which could include removing and/or adding cartilage to various parts of your nose in order to restore balance and a more aesthetically pleasing profile.
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Answer: Polly Beak Deformity Polly beak deformity is one of the most common complications that can result from rhinoplasty surgery. Steroid injections are less effective the further you get from the original date of your surgery. You may consider a revision rhinoplasty at some point to correct the polly beak deformity which could include removing and/or adding cartilage to various parts of your nose in order to restore balance and a more aesthetically pleasing profile.
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August 30, 2016
Answer: Polybeak deformity Hi, I'm not convinced steroid injection will help you. Addressing the anterior septal angle, the mid-third depression/over-resection and your high radix will give you a more aesthetic nose. This involves revision surgery I'm afraid, no role for steroids here.
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August 30, 2016
Answer: Polybeak deformity Hi, I'm not convinced steroid injection will help you. Addressing the anterior septal angle, the mid-third depression/over-resection and your high radix will give you a more aesthetic nose. This involves revision surgery I'm afraid, no role for steroids here.
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