Each day, I believe I can see the implant at the tip of my nose and when I smile, the implant is even more obvious. My tip feels like it is extremely stretched to the point that no blood is running through giving it that almost clear pale skin color.
My question is what should I do about this? All I really wanted was for him to fill in the gaps caused from a bump on the right upper side of my nose to even it out. In my situation, would a second surgery cost more? Thank you.
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Thank you for the question. You should absolutely consult with your physician about your smoking and drinking habits in order to obtain the most reliable and individualized medical advice. Most specialists recommend abstaining from smoking for 2-3 weeks before a rhinoplasty, while others ma...
Rhinoplasty surgery can cause bruising that may progress to the eyelids and even into the eyes. The latter is rare, but can occur with nasal fracture. Blood in the eyes are known as injected sclera.
Reducing bruising after rhinoplasty should begin before surgery with the application of products...
It is very common for female patients -- whether they have had rhinoplasty or not -- to experience swelling of the nose during pregnancy. The outside of the nose can look "puffy" and the inside can swell too, causing symptoms of nasal obstruction. Fortunately, these symptoms should...
