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Thanks for your question- Grafts made from your own cartilage rarely get infected. Use of other materials carry a higher risk of graft infection. The first sign of graft infection is increased pain. Swelling, redness, fever, chills, and extrusion can follow. Puss can also be seen often times during an infection. If you're thinking that you have an infection, return to your surgeon for an evaluation. Hope this helps and God Bless, Dr. Robb
Nasal graft infection is associated with swelling, oozing, and redness. It will be very evident and will follow with graft extrusion.
Signs and symptoms of infection after rhinoplasty include significant swelling, redness, pain, fevers, chills, and possible drainage from the wounds. Any of these signs could be serious and should be evaluated by neurosurgeon immediately. If not your result could be significantly affected. Good luck. Donald R Nunn, M.D. Atlanta plastic surgeon
The appearance in the photo is somewhat unusual.. Your skin has a what is called "peau d'orange' thickened look. I cannot relate this to Botox or Dysport but question what type of filler was used --If silicone was injected into this area, a delayed reaction is possible months or...
Thank you for your photos. The shadows you are describing are part of an inverted-V deformity where the cartilage in the middle of your nose is not aligned properly. To fully correct these shadows another surgery would have to be performed and cartilage taken from your septum or ear to support...
Thank you for your question. With Rhinoplasty, the name of the game is patience. At one week, we would expect you to have quite a bit of swelling and bruising still noticeable. By the end of two weeks, typically, you will still be swollen but look more like you have a bad cold, rather than ...
Rhinoplasty would enhance the effect of your jaw surgery. Enhancements should include tip refinement surgery, and perhaps adding some dorsal height as well. Preventing upward tip rotation will give the appearance of a more elegant nose. I would recommend an in person...
Dear Realself user,From a photograph it is difficult to see if you have a broken nose or not, I would have to examinate you to give you more information.I suggest you to go and see a doctor. Best of luck, TAS Aesthetic Surgery Clinic
I recommend that you consult with a Plastic Surgeon for a thorough evaluation of the inside and outside of the nose. Any surgical procedure will have to wait until the swelling has gone down and you may require repositioning of the nasal bones.
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