I got a rhinoplasty years ago and was under the care of the surgeon for years after. My nose kept changing and not for the better. I finally realized I needed a revision and discussed a revision with them. They dismissed every single one of my concerns. Found out from another doctor I had a polly beak deformity. Why would my original surgeon pretend that everything was ok with my nose and continuously have me come into their office knowing it was a botched surgery?
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Answer: Responding without seeing your pre-operative condition is not very meaningful!
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Your nose can be slimed and tip definiton added for a great result.
Aliyaha s picture helps understand the changes you want, but resembling someones else nose is usually not a good idea. Your facial features are unique, and your nose must be a perfect fit on you.
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The photo shows possible scarring in the nasal vestibule. It is hard to tell if there is any cartilage in that area or not. If it is just scar tissue then a steroid injection and dilation therapy might work. If there is cartilage inside then only surgery will reduce it.
It does not appear to be...
Hello. Your comments are all very appropriate and true.
The procedure that will be performed on you will not be a nose procedure that we would call ethnic. It is considered only thick-skinned. As you have noticed, since you do not have an arched nose, it will be possible to achieve a very...
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