Last year was my revision, excellent results but less than 1 month after surgery suffered direct trauma to tip. Fast forward 11 months, I fear cartilage has grown back as scar tissue and will continue to change shape of nose as I grow older. Is it reasonable for me to pursue further correction? I find it hard to ignore , for me this is a dealbreaker. Previous surgeries are apparent at this point.
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Answer: Would you consider a permanent non-surgical nose job?
In our practice, we have used microdroplet Silikon-1000 for camouflaging the appearance of a visible dorsal nasal graft with very good success. Depending on someone's condition, microdroplet silicone 1000 can be used to camouflage the edges of a visible graft and for adding height to the nasal...
When someone presents to our office with a broken nose, there is a very small window where we can digitally move someone's nasal bones in the office with local anesthetic. Generally, by 2 weeks after trauma, the nasal bones are nearly impossible to move in anybody. In that regard, There is no...
Hello! Great question. At 15 months, you could still have swelling present. I would think it would be on the more mild side. Compressions and steroid injections can provide improvement in swelling. The way to fix the columella is strong cartilage grafting material. This allows for precise...
