Right side is caved in. Its as big as the tip of my pointer finger. Inside it feels like a piece of cartledge thats keeping it caved in. I noticed it about a year ago. If I squeeze it it kind of goes back for a second then goes right bacj to being caved. I hate it so much. Please tell me what I can do if I cab do anything. Thank you
May 1, 2014
Answer: Correcting caved in nose I would recommend a consultation with a surgeon with experience in nasal surgery and rhinoplasty to have a more formal evaluation and determination of the exact cause of the "caved in" right side. It is a little difficult to tell from your photo, but there are a variety of reasons this can occur. Depending on the area that is involved, there are a variety of surgical interventions that can be performed to address any kind of deformity or weakness in the structures of your nose, typically through various rhinoplasty techniques. Good luck!
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May 1, 2014
Answer: Correcting caved in nose I would recommend a consultation with a surgeon with experience in nasal surgery and rhinoplasty to have a more formal evaluation and determination of the exact cause of the "caved in" right side. It is a little difficult to tell from your photo, but there are a variety of reasons this can occur. Depending on the area that is involved, there are a variety of surgical interventions that can be performed to address any kind of deformity or weakness in the structures of your nose, typically through various rhinoplasty techniques. Good luck!
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May 1, 2014
Answer: Right Side of Nose Caved In With the one picture you sent it is apparent that you have asymmetry go the tip and the base of your nose. This can be corrected with a limited rhinoplasty procedure. A full set of nasal photographs as descried my website would be helpful. Also send some information re your history; for example, have you had previous nasal surgery?
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May 1, 2014
Answer: Right Side of Nose Caved In With the one picture you sent it is apparent that you have asymmetry go the tip and the base of your nose. This can be corrected with a limited rhinoplasty procedure. A full set of nasal photographs as descried my website would be helpful. Also send some information re your history; for example, have you had previous nasal surgery?
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