I had a septoplasty that led to a seemingly full collapse of my nose. I then had a revision to fix it but I feel the surgeon did whst he wanted instead of what was asked. I never asked for my nose to change, and as you can see, it has drastically. Is there anything I can do to regain the projection and shape? I am now on psychological meds for anxiety and depression since this procedure, and just want to look in the mirror and recognize the nose I see. Thank you.
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Good Afternoon! It really depends on the surgeon. I feel its important to achieve a desired outcome and will often work with the patient to keep the cost down - at least in terms of a surgeon's fee. Sometimes, grafts migrate and can change throughout the healing process. This isn't always a...
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Yes, you do look like you can be a good candidate for revision rhinoplasty. Your nose doesn't need much but with little touches, this look could be improved greatly. You might consider having an online consultation with the surgeon before you book, because communication is the key...
Hi Sabini! I see the bump you're talking about. It could be a reaction of the underlying tissues which may improve over time with subsequent injections, compressions, and taping. If the area is firm, it may require rasping or a minor revision procedure. You could use filler to camouflage the...