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Do I need a revision? What is happening?

Rhino4.16May 24, 2021
I had the surgery 4/16. As you can see the left side is before and right is after. Also the request of my nose was also to be straight down the bridge. Can this still be swelling? Even the bridge and wideness? And no they didn’t perform a lateral osteotomy because they said that they worried it would “feminize” the nose.

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Dr. Richard Mark Winters, MD
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