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I think you should see your doctor about this. If you have ear cartilage use as graft material, this might be the cause.
Thanks for your question. Did they perform any procedures on your ear like getting a cartilage graft? If not, then it sounds like you have an outer ear infection which is likely unrelated. Considering seeing your primary care doctor for antibiotics or a ear nose and throat specialist. Good luck!
If no surgery was performed on your ear at the time of your nasal surgery it is most likely not related to the surgery.You should follow up with a Ear Nose and Throat physician for further evaluation.
It's quite common for the tip to be slightly elevated and appear pronounced following rhinoplasty surgery. It can take anywhere from 6 weeks to 3 months for the tip drop and for you to see a noticeable change. I would also recommend that you share your concerns with your surgeon as well.Best o...
Dear gigiandcamiThanks for the question. It’s very rare to see removed hump comeback but for some cases still it’s possible to see %10-12 remove hump growing back. I advice to consult your doctor. I wish you all the best.
I have been performing facial plastic surgery for over 12 years and have performed thousands of surgical procedures in the face. I can tell you that I have never seen a symmetric face. The Assymetry is what actually makes the human face look unique. What rhinoplasty (nasal refinement su...
Thank you for your question. The nasal bones are pretty resilient to trauma and it would be unlikely that you caused a serious injury to the nose while sleeping yeilding no bleeding or bruising. Now, the swelling that can occur from this is not uncommon and this could be the reason for the n...
Cartilage can sometimes move and protrude inside the nasal passages. It can be easily trimmed under local anesthesia. It can happen on its own unrelated to the surgical skill of the surgeon. RegardsDr. Janjua
It is best to avoid second hand smoke for a month after a rhinoplasty as it can increase congestion, dryness or lead to coughing. That can effect the healing process. It is not likely to cause any drastic problems but still best to stay away. RegardsDr. Janjua
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