I desperately need an answer. How do college students pay for their surgery? I am 20 now, when I was 14 I decided to get a surgery done as soon as i turned 18. Instead I spent all my money on an exchange year to the US. I dont regret, but it will take me a long time to make that much money again, thinking of the fact that Im a full time student. Wish I could do loan or something(?).
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An "open roof deformity" describes a defect of the nasal bones following surgery. An "inverted V deformity" is what it looks like when you drape the skin and soft tissue of the nose over those bones.Imagine a dollhouse with a high pitched roof, and then saw the upper 2-3 inches of the roof off....
As long as there is not inflammation or a noticeable bump, I'd recommend that if this suture does not easily get removed that you leave it for now. Make sure your surgeon is kept aware if anything should change.
From your photos, it is impossible to tell you anything specific, but 15 years old you are still developing and your face will mature with time. However, your face is relatively well balanced and doesn't have a "weird" shape. Your feelings about this issue seem to be larger than the issue is in...