I have done some research and the common consensus is that it might be "spitting suture" which is a complication some might experience from absorbable sutures. Does mine look like it's that? Does it go away on its own or do I need to have it removed? My surgeon is away for 10 days so I don't know what to do and I would appreciate your input. Thanks
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Following rhinoplasty surgery, there are many changes that occur in throughout the healing process. In your case, it may be that some of the rhinoplasty sutures or rhinoplasty grafts have moved slightly over this 2 year period. Skin tightening procedures will probably not be very helpful to i...
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