Septoplasty Talk

Hump on nose bridge 4.5 months after revision septorhinoplsty. Hump didn't exist prior to the surgery. Nasal dorsum feels at some parts soft but also like a hard bone especially where the hump is more prominent.

I've had a deviated septum since birth, as have my two brothers. I've always struggled with allergies and severe nasal congestion. I find myself blowing my nose at least 20 times a day, even when I don't have a cold. Lately, I've been noticing a lot of scabs in my nose due to dry breathing. Additionally, when I breathe quickly, the side with the deviated septum tends to collapse. I'm curious about the potential cost of addressing this issue.

Hello, I underwent septoplasty 5 and a half months ago, but my nasal tip has drooped. Is there a solution to address this issue?

I underwent septo surgery one and a half months ago, and I currently have swelling. I've heard that there might be a cream or method to help reduce the swelling faster. Can you provide any suggestions or recommendations?

I underwent plastic surgery one and a half years ago, where a closed procedure was performed. However, when I informed the doctor about my nasal tip sagging, they mentioned that my chin appeared larger in proportion to the changes made during surgery. They suggested an open surgery approach and proposed a cost of 2 billion for addressing both areas. I declined this option. Could you provide guidance on how to rectify the issue with my nose? Your assistance is greatly appreciated.

What is the optimal age range for septoplasty in women for the sake of health? How much time does it typically take for the nose to settle into its final position after the surgery? In terms of health considerations, is open or closed septoplasty generally considered more advisable? Thank you.

I am 18 days post-septorhinoplasty and have noticed that my nose feels quite firm and rigid. Can I expect it to become more supple and regain a natural feel over time? I underwent this procedure to correct issues that arose after a netball accident two years ago, which resulted in a prominent bump on my nose and a deviated septum. The surgery involved removing the bump, straightening my nose, and refining it by removing some cartilage. My ENT specialist mentioned that the rigidity and firmness might persist indefinitely in some cases. Is this true?