I got my nose done 6 years ago for a deviated septum and cosmetic purposes. The tip of my nose is still very hard and swells regularly. I eventually want to get a revision because it's crooked but I'm looking to see other options first to reduce scar tissue. My first doctor was opposed to steroid injections and didn't do them. I don't know if doctors will do injections this late.
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Answer: How long after surgery can steroid injection be used?
Thank you for your question and photos. You appear to be a candidate for nose surgery to reduce nostril flare and a drooping tip. An alarplasty can make your nostrils more narrow, while a tip plasty can define your nasal tip. Lifting a drooping tip often involves cartilage grafting to achieve...
Thank you for submitting your question and photos. You may be a candidate for septorhinoplasty to correct your deviated septum and achieve the aesthetic changes you mentioned. Straightening the nose may involve grafts, struts, or osteotomies depending on the root cause. Your nasal bridge can...
Thank you for your question and photo. It is possible to redefine your dorsal hump while keeping your nose’s tip intact. Nasal rasps can be used to file the hump down safely while preserving the rest of your nose structure. You may want to request imaging morphing to determine how your n...