If deformities occur after swelling subsides after primary rhinoplasty, which part is the most difficult to fix in revision? The tip, dorsal unevenness and crooking, or deformities in the 1/3 of the upper part of a bridge (close to radix)?
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To answer your question, yes - removing grafts can soften the way your nose feels. As you have touched on this may alter the appearance and support. If you are having this procedure performed by the original surgeon you may find the answer to your question most easily if asking her/him if the ti...
You can have your nose improved. It appears that you have a bit of an open roof and the length was shortened. You need grafting to your bridge and to the tip to project more. Seek out an opinion from a board-certified Facial Plastic surgeon with experience with rhinoplasties Best wishes.
The closed versus open approach is simply just the approach, not what is performed on the inside of the nose. The closed approach avoids the external incision. The experience of the surgeon matters much more than whether or not it's an open or closed approach. A columellar strut, additional ...
