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As long as your cheek implants are well positioned, there should be no issues performing rhinoplasty surgery with osteotomies. An examination would be necessary to determine this, however, I doubt that would be an issue. Hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr. Joseph
No, infraorbital implants are acceptable, and you can have a rhinoplasty at any time whether or not you have cheek implants in place.
It is actually more common to have patients with infraorbital rim-malar implants come in and request a rhinoplasty to be done, so if you already have them, it is not a disqualification factor at all.
Dilute steroid injections are helpful for reducing puffiness just above the nasal tip. If steroid injections are not helpful, your lower bridge may be a drop too high. Before resorting to dorsal lowering, I think you might benefit from a triamcinolone acetonide injection, I hope this helps....
Everyone's nasal sensory nerves derive from the trigeminal nerve. I don't know if inflammation from surgery would affect the nerves on your nose. I suspect you would be fine, however, please defer making a decision until you consult with your neurologist. Thank you. Sincerely, Dr. Joseph
I think it’s highly unlikely you created permanent changes on your nose from using tape. Best, Mats hagstrom MD
