Is a pollybeak tip easy to correct. Ive had revisional surgery and it looks like ive formed a pollybeak as my skin is quite thick. can you please advise if this is able to be corrected and is a minor procedure ?
February 16, 2009
Answer: Polybeak nose deformity is hard to fix There are several things that could contribute to the polybeak deformity, including development of scar tissue on the dorsum, excess cartilage, or lack of tip projection. Fixing polybeak nose deformity on a thick-skinned person is difficult, but it can be addressed by an experienced plastic surgeon by a variety of ways. I recommend that you get a second opinion and ask many questions.
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February 16, 2009
Answer: Polybeak nose deformity is hard to fix There are several things that could contribute to the polybeak deformity, including development of scar tissue on the dorsum, excess cartilage, or lack of tip projection. Fixing polybeak nose deformity on a thick-skinned person is difficult, but it can be addressed by an experienced plastic surgeon by a variety of ways. I recommend that you get a second opinion and ask many questions.
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February 20, 2016
Answer: It depends on how good the surgeon is Simple is not a word to describe any surgery, let alone revision surgery. What you describe is an operation routinely done by Revision Rhinoplasty experts. Therefore, see what the surgeon proposes to do to "fix" the problem. Carefully evaluate whether you think their goals are consistent with yours. You want to make this your LAST surgery on your nose.
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February 20, 2016
Answer: It depends on how good the surgeon is Simple is not a word to describe any surgery, let alone revision surgery. What you describe is an operation routinely done by Revision Rhinoplasty experts. Therefore, see what the surgeon proposes to do to "fix" the problem. Carefully evaluate whether you think their goals are consistent with yours. You want to make this your LAST surgery on your nose.
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