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Dear loriboedersIt is difficult to see the inside well. what symptoms are you having? It does take 6 months or so for your nasal mucosa to return to baseline function after septoplasty. In this photo there is no obvious evidence of irritation.
Dear Loriborders, A consultation with direct examination would be needed to determine if your mucosa is irritated. If you have had surgery I would suggest seeking a follow up appointment with your surgeon if not then schedule a consultation and examination with an expert in the field. Best regards, Michael V. Elam, M.D.
Difficult to give advice from a photo. You need an evaluation by a surgeon to determine if you have mucosa changes, Good luck. Donald R. Nunn MD Atlanta Plastic Surgeon
In additional to many male to female transsexual patients, I have had a number of female patients who also wanted their brow bones reduced as well as their noses made more feminine. Since a prominent brow bone as well as a large nose are both masculine characteristics, both procedures go a long...
Swelling after rhinoplasty is normal. Give it some time. Watch your diet, eat less salt and alcohol if needed.
Modern rhinoplasty with structural grafting performed open does tend to leave the nose firmer forever - there is some softening long term but it is always harder and this is a good thing and prevents warping or loss of position long term - I find once patients are told this before surgery they...
From the quality of the pictures you have posted, I don't necessarily see any retracted columella and I feel that the result looks pretty good! Relay your concerns to your surgeon, as they will be able to provide you with a reasonable timeline of events to expect certain results....
When the outside of the nose is traumatized enough to break the bones, the internal wall called the septum very often is knocked off center at the same time. This is called a deviated septum. Crooked nasal bones are fixed via a closed reduction within the first two weeks of trauma. This helps...
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