My nose is still red after almost 2 years of rhinoplasty. What to do? (photos)
June 4, 2024
Asked By:Charming805508 in Слънчев бряг, Стара Загора, България
Hi, everyone. About 2 years ago I had a rhinoplasty. After surgery my nose was very swollen so the Doctor decide to give my corticosteroid shot. A month after that my nose started to turn red. I went back a year later to my Doctor to see my nose again so He get me another shot corticosteroid injection. After that my nose got worse now is all with broken capillaries and turn red or blue when it’s cold, depends. So I don’t know what to do I need an advice. It’s Vbeam laser a good idea?
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I believe that your long and deviated nasal septum may be the cause of nostril asymmetry on both sides. Generally, an issue like this may require revision rhinoplasty surgery. If you do not have complete trust in your surgeon, please consider getting a second opinion. Thank you for your question...
I don't believe the computer imaging is meant to be an exact duplicate of what to expect after surgery. The goal of computer imaging is to ensure that somebody has realistic expectations. I believe computer imaging results should be very close to actual results within several millimeters. I hope...
Hello and thank you for your question and the pictures. I would recommend undergoing the rhinoplasty first, since your nose is the most central and immediately noticeable facial feature.
Addressing the shape of your nose (especially the nasal tip) is actually one of the most common reasons...