Theoretically, empty nose syndrome is associated with resection of too much turbinate tissue. If you are not having a turbinate reduction, this is not a possible sequela, as far as I know. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr Joseph
Generally, dentists perform sinus lifts when there is not an adequate amount of bone in your maxillary sinus to sustain an implant. It's lifting of the floor of the sinus for more bone. In my opinion, this should not lead to any changes in your nose after previous rhinoplasty surgery. I hope...
If your surgeon says the sinus is clear by CT scan and endoscopic exam, it is difficult to know the exact reason for your dull pain. In early postoperative period, patient can feel uncomfortable at the operation site. I think it is wise to wait a little bit more and continue to follow up the...
