Still in Pain 5 Months After Rhinoplasty

Keloids can occur anywhere on the body as a result of skin inflammation or injury. In my practice, I usually opt for nonsurgical treatments first followed by surgery if necessary. Our patients benefit from multi-modality protocols that include scar modulation, application of Plato's Scar Serum...

In all likelihood a crooked nose cannot be repositioned without breaking it. A non-surgical rhinoplasty may provide you with some temporary improvement.

Generally speaking, Rhinoplasty is best offered when mid-facial development is complete.  For the vast majority of females, consideration of Rhinoplasty is acceptable at age 15.

That's a great question! Since patients' safety always comes first, I would have to say that with all the symptoms you've stated, I would avoid undergoing surgery.  And while rhinoplasty surgery CAN be performed  in some cases where the patient manifests...

Without examining the nose we can not tell if the problem is thick skin or too much cartilage. See an experienced revision rhinoplasty surgeon for an exam

In your case, it seems as though the majority of the swelling has subsided. As a general rule of thumb, I advise my patients to wait at least a year to see if swelling does in fact continue to decrease and if the new nose looks more closely aligned with the patient’s ideal. If you are still u...