Can I Have a Rhinoplasty when I Had Retinal Detachment in the Past?

Without a photo is is difficult to tell you any specifics, but what you are describing should be evaluated by your doctor. You want to ensure that there aren't any problems or risk of exposure of the graft. The donor rib can be reabsorbed with time and you may have a chronic inflammatory r...

Hopefully, you had a clear image of what the goal was to be after your procedure, and your surgeon did as well. It may take longer that six weeks to know how things worked out and six months is a better time to begin looking. Talk to your surgeon openly and tell him what you don't like. Computer...

Honestly, I would recommend a surgeon that has extensive experience.  You should view their photo galleries not just for of course the quality of their results, but also quantity- that they have performed this procedure enough to give them a good amount of experience. -Dr...

Pre-operative rhinoplasty imaging, especially 3D imaging, is a valuable tool for both the patient and the doctor. For the patient, imaging can help patients understand the effect that changing the nose has on the overall appearance. For the surgeon, imaging is an important part of the...

Recovery after rhinoplasty will vary based on the person, characteristics of the nasal tissues and what was done during surgery. The amount of downtime varies greatly as well. Return to work and social activities varies greatly based on the person. Patients tend to feel well within a few days...

Your nasal bones are secure 6 weeks after rhinoplasty - it would take significant force, not just the pressure you describe to move the nasal bones. For reassurance, consult with your surgeon.