Is It Ok to Have Rhinoplasty if Platelets Result is 428,000?

  There are many reasons doctors refuse to operate on patients   There is a saying " I would much rather a patient be made at me for not operating on them then for operating on them"   But with that bit of philosophy aside here are some common...

Stitches are always used during rhinoplasty. They are usually both permanent and temporary. Permanent sutures are often made of nylon and are used inside the nose to fix or alter cartilage or outside to close skin incisions. These incisions are usually either just below the nose in the fleshy...

It depends on type of surgery performed. If the tip cartilages were modified, then the tip may lift over the next few months. Let your surgeon know and keep in close connection with your surgeon.

Based on your photos it appears that you have thick skin.  Thicker skin noses in general need plenty of time to develop their final shape – you may wish to see your surgeon for additional steroid injections if he/she feels it is safe to do

It sounds like you had a nasal fracture at the time of your injury and you should be evaluated by an experienced nose surgeon

A hanging columella can be corrected either alone or in combination with shortening the nose. To shorten the nose as well. More of the columellar cartilage would be removed  at. The tip and also redundant mucosa also removed. In either event the procedure is less involved and works better...