I had a successful rhino for a hump in 2013, later on I noticed my nose looked crooked and my septum was severely deviated. I had septoplasty in which I was told would be enough to fix both problems. During the operation one side of my nostril retracted and during the procedure my doctor didn’t fix it well. Now I need a revision, what would I need done to achieve this morph? Is it possible? How difficult would this case be? Last, how long would it take?
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It is very hard to comment on the results without a physical examination, as it’s very important to view the face as an entire unit. I would continue to follow up with your original surgeon for the first year as the nose continues to heal. I would also like you to remember that no one looks at y...
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You are able to safely proceed with surgery as long as a qualified surgeon performs the surgery. You do have valid concerns and I am confident that they can be addressed by a revisionary surgery. If you have further questions please call my office 310-772-2866