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Final update
I had a revision done yesterday with another doctor. I had a very deviated septum as well as a collapsed nasal valve (couldn’t breathe at all out of my right nostril because of this). The other doctor also made other adjustments to improve the tip asymmetry, nostrils, and over projected tip. It’s obviously too soon to say anything about the results (swollen AF right now), but really trusting his expertise as he has tons of experience with revisions. Amazing bed side manner as well (so nice and personable) which is a nice change from the conveyor belt, robotic style some other doctors have.
1 year 5 months
Finally had a my post-op appointment that had kept getting pushed back from March so I thought I would post an update here. I’m about 1 year and 5 months post-op at this point and Dr.G said there was still swelling on the bridge/nasal tip. I really hope so because I was hoping that area would look less projected and more refined. I know people say it can take up to 2 years for all the swelling to go away so trying to be patient. I have still noticed changes happening - good and bad nose days... some days my tip looks more refined and other days there seems to be some asymmetric swelling. So crazy lol... but anyway trying to be patient *sigh*
14 months post-op
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