I am aware of the cons of IV sedation such as the lack of airway protection. Nevertheless, couldn’t it be beneficial for asthmatic patients since you avoid the increased risk of bronchospasm caused by intubation? Thanks in advance for the insight.
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Dear Manisha22, Thank you for your question. I agree with you that you do have a bulbous tip and a degree of flaring of the nostrils that seems to overpower the rest of your nose. The shape of the tip of your nose can certainly be improved with a tip rhinoplasty and a degree of alar reduction,...
This is likely due to a deformity of the nasal bones and upper lateral cartilages. It’s usually seen in a traumatic nasal injury, and consistent with a deviated septum, but feasibly could have developed due to other causes. This is Likely correctable.
Our practice in Tampa Bay, Florida offers ultrasonic Rhinoplasty. We have had this device for several years and we are one of the exclusive practices to have this technology for our patients. An in-person consultation would be necessary to determine whether you were a candidate for rhinoplasty...