I had Rhinoplasty a couple of yrs ago and am happy with the bridge. But the tip is not straight! It curves to the left and I hate it. I am not going back to that doctor but want to get it fixed but am wondering if it is as major as the original surgery? Not sure I want to go through that again, or spend a lot more money.
January 24, 2010
Answer: Rhinoplasty Any secondary rhinoplasty is a major surgery. Any surgery carry a certain amount of risk including the need for another surgery, not achieving the results you want.
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January 24, 2010
Answer: Rhinoplasty Any secondary rhinoplasty is a major surgery. Any surgery carry a certain amount of risk including the need for another surgery, not achieving the results you want.
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Answer: Revision rhinoplasty of the nasal tip The answer to your question is two fold, yes tip revision surgery can be minor as it usually involves tip cartilage and not the boney nasal framework. Secondly the crooked tip could be secondary due to a deviated septum. It is likely this would be less invasive however a physical examination and discussion with a skilled Revision Rhinoplasty surgeon
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Answer: Revision rhinoplasty of the nasal tip The answer to your question is two fold, yes tip revision surgery can be minor as it usually involves tip cartilage and not the boney nasal framework. Secondly the crooked tip could be secondary due to a deviated septum. It is likely this would be less invasive however a physical examination and discussion with a skilled Revision Rhinoplasty surgeon
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