I am curious as to wether or not it is possible to reduce the radix drastically like the photo without causing a slope transition sort of look from forehead to radix. Can the radix be bluntly lowered like this?
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Performing multiple facial procedures at the same setting: Multiple facial procedures such as you mention are often performed in one sitting. The technical hurdles are to perform them in the correct order and use the correct type of anesthesia for each. For example the chin implant is often done...
Hello, Usually, nose surgery that you mention uses incision on the columella and alar area, and lip lift uses incision on the top of the philtrum. These two incision areas are too close. This complicates the suturing process for the surgeon. Also, it will not be the best idea when we consider...
The best way to determine if you are healing well after rhinoplasty is to discuss your concerns with your surgeon. A physical examination and photos may be helpful for evaluating your results. I hope you are happy with your results and your surgeon thinks you are healing properly. If this isn't...
