I underwent rhinoplasty a month and a half ago. My cast was removed 8 days post op and I noticed a small hard lump on the left side of my bridge where the hump had been removed. Since the swelling has subsided it has become extremely noticeable and perhaps larger. My side profile even no longer shows a smooth slope since the swelling went down. The lump feels as hard as bone. I am visiting my surgeon in a week. He claims it'll go away on its own. My nose also goes very crooked when I smile.
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Hi, and
congratulations on what appears to be a successful result at this point. At 8
weeks, you are very early in the healing process following rhinoplasty. Your
nose's appearance will continue to gradually change as the residual swelling
subsides, but this takes several months. The hardness...
Thank you for your question about having lip fillers after rhinoplasty.My suggestion is to wait until all the swelling from your rhinoplasty has settled before contemplating any injections into your lip. It may be difficult to judge the filler treatment so soon after surgery, especially if you...
Rhinoplasty surgery does not effect the orbit or your eyes and is very safe. There is a very slight risk of eye injury from the cornea drying out during general anaesthesia but your anaesthetist will apply lubricating gels and tape your eyes shut to help prevent this.