I had a follow up with my ENT/PS today, after having surgery a month ago for a broken nose. I wasn't happy with the alignment of my nose and he told me in order to get further visible results I would need a rhinoplasty. Is it possible to straighten/realign my nose any further without falling into rhinoplasty? My problem is at the bridge, it is not symmetrical. But he said in order to fix the bridge he would need to fix the rest of the nose (including catilage), hence Rhinoplasty.
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February 9, 2015
Answer: Straightening Without Rhinoplasty? Not Possible in this Circumstance
There is no permanent alternative solution to safely and predictably reshape the nose. However, if you are ok with temporary changes, than nonsurgical rhinoplasty can create significant changes and improvements when performed by a specialist.
Trauma to the nose can result in a displaced nasal fracture and fracture of the upper lateral cartilages off of the nasal bones. In many instances, a fracture of the nasal septum occurs which is called a deviated nasal septum which blocks airflow. It is important to document the extent of th...
In general it is very important to follow your doctors advice. Without an exam before and after your injections, knowing the type and amount and where the filler was used I cannot give a useful opinion in your specific case.
