I had rhinoplasty two months ago. I have been trying to be patient with the healing before drawing conclusions, but I am far enough out that I can see the gist of the work. It is sloppy. I had a deviation and needed support for my nasal valve. It is obviously too small for my face, extremsly wide and upturned. I will wait 18mos before revision, but want to start planning. How early is too early to consult?
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For a taller bridge, DCF (Diced cartilage fascia) provides permanent results without the risk of warping or resorption compared to en bloc rib cartilage/ cadaver rib cartilage, and with a much lower rate of migration, infection, or extrusion than synthetic grafts. With a rhinoplasty surgeon...
Good Morning steelie,I hope this response finds you well. A rhinoplasty ususally does show its best outcomes around 1 year post operation. From what I can gather from your images - you are worried abour the slight bulge over the dorsum of your nose and the width of your lower half of the nose. I...
Dear n373203,
From the images you have provided, it appears that the nasal bone leading edges have been brought in.This may be correctable, fully or to a degree by re-aligning the nasal bones and supporting them out with spreader grafts.All the best, Waseem Saeed
