I had a nose job about a year ago to get rid of a dorsal hump.The nose was broken and taken in a bit and the hump was rasped down.Today the hump, although less, is still quite visible and I find that with the nose being taken in it now goes from wide to thin to wide on the front profile casting shadows. I think it may need to be rasped down agian without breaking the nose since its already too thin below the hump.Would this procedure be cheaper than a full nose job?
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The presenting problem in this photograph is an anterior caudal septal deviation to the patient’s right side. There is an overriding protruding medial crus on top of the septal deviation. Both will need to be addressed to straighten the columella and help airflow through the...
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I've used custom carved silicone implants for 15 years and I had one patient that got infected and the implant need to be removed. I replaced that implant after 3 months. Silicone and/or gortex can get infected. If the procedure is performed right, the risk of infection is very low....
A broken nose can be repaired following prior septoplasty. If your main issue is that your nose is now crooked, deviated or twisted then yes the nasal bones can be straightened. If your injury was in the past couple of weeks then the bones can be straightened without making any incisions. If the...
