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Primary rhinoplasty in January 2023 - can this be corrected & is this a necrotic scar? (Photos)

September 14, 2023
Asked By:Itisme0205 in Scotland, United Kingdom

My nose has been botched and doctor doesn’t want to take responsibility. Hello, I have had a primary rhinoplasty in January 2023. The outcome is makes me feel horrible.on cast removal a scar was discovered and never really got explanation what it is and why happened. Also, the whole nose looked botched all over. I am about to start a legal procedure , and would like to seek advice what other professionals think about this overall. Thank you in advance!

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Answer: Scars on the bridge of the nose may occur from pressure necrosis when a nasal splint is applied to firmly.

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Answer: Scars on the bridge of the nose may occur from pressure necrosis when a nasal splint is applied to firmly.

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September 17, 2023

Answer: Can this be corrected & is this a necrotic scar?

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Answer: Can this be corrected & is this a necrotic scar?

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