My plastic surgeon says that my nasal bone must have collapsed post-surgery, and I need a revision. He has yet to quote a price and I am worried because I cannot afford another. When something like this occurs, what is the usual cost? Is it the same as a normal rhinoplasty when you go to the same doctor? Also, what does it mean when a nasal bone collapses (I know I should have listened more, but when he said I needed another, I nearly fainted)? How is it possible that I can breathe fine even if the nasal bone has collapsed?
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April 19, 2009
Answer: Each surgeon may have a different revision policy