(1st photo is taken when I'm laying down on my side) I had a rhinoplasty about 3 years ago mainly to address a hump. I'm fairly happy with it from my side but not from the front and it feels like my nose has just gotten more crooked over the years. (2nd photo is recent front view, 3rd is about 6 months after my surgery) Is there a collapse and is it a cause for concern? How can I fix this with a revision rhinoplasty? I don't have any major breathing problems as of now. Just when sleeping
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Answer: You may be a candidate for a permanent non-surgical nose job.
Dupixent has nothing to do with nasal swelling. Where will they put the shot? Dupixent is used for nose problems if you have chronic polyposis and recurrent sinus infections that haven't responded to surgery. The shots are given in your belly, not in the nose. Oh, and you'll need many shots...
Thanks SamiiF for your question! After a revision rhinoplasty, it's normal to feel let down if the results you were hoping for haven't materialized. Particularly after prior procedures, a bulbous and uneven nasal tip might be a typical problem. It’s impossible to be accurate with regards of d...
Hello and thank you for your question. I don’t recommend having rasping performed under local anesthesia. This will usually make the nose look better for 1-2 months and then it will actually get much worse long-term afterwards, with contour irregularities developing. This is because the skin o...