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Nose has dipped in middle 8 months PO, is this saddle deformity or polly beak? (Photos)

Adventurous9976Jan 7, 2022
I'm just over 8 months post op. In the last month my nose has dipped in the middle making my whole nose look, in my opinion, completely different and deformed. Is it saddle deformity or Polly beak? Can it be fixed with a revision?

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Hi @calamity13. Thank you for sharing your photos. I recommend seeing an expert revision rhinoplasty specialist for an in person examination. There are options for you that can be determined after examination. Best of luck, Dr. Nima

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Thank you for your question and photos. A revision rhinoplasty may help thin your nasal bridge, as well as the slight deviation on the right side of your nose. Revision rhinoplasty is an even more complex procedure than the initial surgery, and each revision procedure becomes more challenging...

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If you think your bridge is still too low, you can potentially add more cartilage graft to build it up. However, this will require another surgery, and I'm sorry to hear about your concerns with previous surgeries. You can start with filler. Though this is only a temporary solution, it will be a...

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