I had rhinoplasty a year ago and one side wall of the nose (my right but looks left on the photo) you can see the bone raised and it casts a shadow. I can feel the bone and it sticks out width wise towards my check. It sticks out past the tip width of my nose. Is there anything that can be done to correct this? I also can’t breathe now out of the right hand nostril and I had no problem before the op. I had a dorsal hump removed.
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Rhinoplasty and septoplasty: The procedure which makes a nose somewhat smaller including refinement of the tip, reduction of the length and projection of the nose, and in some cases elevation of the tip is called a rhinoplasty. When a nose is crooked it is most likely due to a deviation of the...
At 11 months, your surgical results are final, and are unlikely to change by waiting further.
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Hi from Istanbul! Rhinoplasty can significantly enhance your facial appearance. Shortening the tip cartilage and straightening the nasal hump can provide a softer and more harmonious look. Additionally, considering a face and mid-face lift, coupled with fat injections to the cheeks and upper...
