Dangerous to have septal perforation?

A crooked nose can be straightened with the revision rhinoplasty which may involve osteotomies placed in the crooked nasal bones,  a spreader graft placed in the midportion of the nose on the concave side, or a tip plasty when the nasal tip cartilages are asymmetric and crooked. To reduce the ...

In my practice, I have had one patient that required re-rasping to remove a stubborn bump; you just need good hemostasis so that blood products don't accumulate back and form a stubborn hump; I perform any re-rasping of patients under local to save them extraneous fees associated with surgery...

Rhinoplasty is a surgery to improve the shape of the nose for breathing or appearance.Patients with thin skin have the potential to have visible edges of the cartilage structures, particularly in the tip. Fascia or soft tissue harvested from the side of the head (temporalis) or the chest (rib ...

From the photographs you provided your nose does look over rotated and surgical.  This can be corrected but the technique chosen depends on the degree of septal cartilage that was removed during the primary rhinoplasty.  In order to achieve a softer nasal tip and slightly broader nasal dor...

I'm sorry to hear about your complication. While rare, scarring and need for wound care is still a recognized complication of any reconstructive procedure. When this does happen, the toughest thing to go through is the waiting process that is required before making a decision on whether or not a...

At 4 months, it is still early to make any assumptions as to how it will look.  It usually take about a year for all the swelling to go down and it is difficult some times to wait that long.  However, I would recommend that you be patient and not consider any additional surgery until at least a...