I had my initial surgery in October 2014 but as my nose healed I noticed that the tip dipped lower on the right side, dipped in slightly above the tip on the left and deviated slightly to the right again. The two surgeons I saw said the risks outweighed the benefits and refused me a revision. What can I do now? I'm so unhappy with my nose.
January 11, 2020
Answer: I have been refused revision: what are my options? I do think it is likely that your symmetry could be improved with revision and the risks are low . Revision rhinoplasty requires are a very precise dissection and an open rhinoplasty approach to properly realign the tip cartilages. No would seek other opinions with surgeons experienced in revision rhinoplasty,
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January 11, 2020
Answer: I have been refused revision: what are my options? I do think it is likely that your symmetry could be improved with revision and the risks are low . Revision rhinoplasty requires are a very precise dissection and an open rhinoplasty approach to properly realign the tip cartilages. No would seek other opinions with surgeons experienced in revision rhinoplasty,
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January 10, 2020
Answer: Revision rhinoplasty Hi there. I’m not exactly sure why you have been refused revision unless there is something I can’t see or they feel you wouldn’t do well for other reasons.My feeling is there are a few things which should be correctable by an experienced rhinoplasty surgeon. Perhaps seek a second opinion from an experienced rhinoplasty surgeon. If your goals are realistic and you are in good hands you should do well. Of course issues do occur from time to time even in the best of hands, but even then you will be guided through.I hope this helps..
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January 10, 2020
Answer: Revision rhinoplasty Hi there. I’m not exactly sure why you have been refused revision unless there is something I can’t see or they feel you wouldn’t do well for other reasons.My feeling is there are a few things which should be correctable by an experienced rhinoplasty surgeon. Perhaps seek a second opinion from an experienced rhinoplasty surgeon. If your goals are realistic and you are in good hands you should do well. Of course issues do occur from time to time even in the best of hands, but even then you will be guided through.I hope this helps..
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