I have rhynophyma and a bulbous tip. Would insurance cover this since it is related to a medical condition? I do have some make up on to camouflage it a bit but you can still clearly see it. thank you for any help. Is C02 laser the best treatment? I saw one doctor who recommended a rhinoplasty? Would that help?
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In the right hands, HA filler can correct asymmetries post rhinoplasty albeit temporarily. It carries very little risk and is fine to do even 4 months postop. More permanent correction can be achieved with revision rhinoplasty with cartilage grafting and/or repeat osteotomies. Hope this helps!
Any kind of pressure put on the nose could alter the final results even if it is in a minimal way. I would advise that you find an alternate method if you must have it done, and wait 6 weeks before you return to microblading.
Your instincts are correct--too early to draw any conclusions. Slight nostril asymmetry is common both before and after rhinoplasty. Achieving symmetry is more dependent on the pre-operative state. The nose is embryologically a fusion of two separate tubes. They are not exactly the same fro...