I have a very low radix and a dorsal hump on my nose. I had one doctor photo shop an image of my nose where he took the bump off and my nose looked like a ski jump, and the bridge was way too low. I am thinking i will need a radix graft instead so it will look more balanced. I am just curious to know if radix grafts are dangerous though? And if putting on in my nose will cut off or put pressure on any vital blood vessels?
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The main consideration the whether you have mild or more severe anaemia. It is quite likely that you would be able to proceed treatment as planned but you need to discuss your concerns promptly with your surgeon and the anaesthetist and they can guide you with...
What could be done for your nose? From the limited information contained in the photos you send, it appears that you have a dorsal hump, and a crooked nose. These issues are commonly addressed during routine rhinoplasty. For more particulars an in person consultation would be necessary.
The nose is subject to change for up to 2-3 years after rhinoplasty. Depending on what was performed in your original surgery, this change could include gradual loss of tip support, causing the tip to droop. I would recommend discussing your concerns with your original rhinoplasty surgeon, who...
