Fainted and fell on head one day after revision rhinoplasty? Surgeon appears unconcerned and said nose is prob fine. (photo)

Hi, It appears that you have somewhat of a pollybeak deformity. 3.5 months post op is still early after surgery; your nose can still be swollen and recovering. Give yourself at least 6 months or more then reevaluate. If you are still unhappy with the results you can consult with your surgeon...

Thanks for your question. This is a common problem that people come with after primary rhinoplasty. Over resection of your lower lateral cartilages can cause over-rotation of your tip. In disastrous cases it can lead to collapse of the nasal alae. You can reconstruct them during a revision...

Hello:Thank you for your question regarding your deviated septum and for posting photos of what it is that is concerning you with the form and function of your nose. I do see the concavity you are referring to and it also looks as if the tip of your nose is beginning to shift. You are most...

Yes, an experienced Surgeon will know once your nose is examined. You should reveal the entirety of your past medical history before proceeding with any additional surgery. Intentionally, withholding medical information from your medical team- is grounds to be dismissed as a patient and surgery ...

To narrow the dorsum, firstly... you have to narrow it! do suggest this to your surgon... infracturing a nose without previously narrowing the osseous dorsum is... just infracturing a nose. Sounds silly but is real and trustworthy strategy.To narrow a dorsum you have to do paramedial saw...

There are different kinds of columellar struts and some are more powerful that others. In general, columellar struts are placed in order to MAINTAIN tip support, height and projection. If they are not used, postoperative tip collapse can occur. Larger struts that are fixated to either the...