Def not, rhinos have the highest revision rate out of any surgery out there. And most of the results are dog water . The nose can litteraly change years after you did it aswell. Also most people get more bulbous tip because of scar tissue over time. Many surgeons also use dog teqniques. Its absolutely one of the worst procedure out there and hardest to get right unless like i said you didnt need the rhino to begin with.
Safest in what sense ? Its one of the most unpredictable when it comes to aesthetic outcome. As most surgeon just break the bones and hope it heals right and also just shaves and removes cartiallage and hope it heals right. It has the highest revision rate for a reason
Yea def and its so many ways you can get cucked.
Isn't that just because it's easy & beneficial to get revision rhino then jaw surgery revision?
can you elaborate on this one?
Are you saying slight refinement or modification is easy to get right & problem starts when you want major changes? or something else?
Yea ofc any minor adjustments becomes easier. But then you probably didnt need it anyways.
can you explain, how does that happen?
But then again, If someone has giga chopped nose & they get a surgery to get sub-ideal nose, it's still a big improvement, no?
I mean it doesnt necessarily needs to be easier and scar tissue which is a fuck up for most. Because no one want a more bulbous less defined nose that scar tissue creates. Most people get a straight nose from the side but just overall zero diff in appeal. So it needs to bad bad for it to be worth it. And most peeps problem is the mouth to nose ratio. And this is a complicated project because you risk breathing and obstructing if you remove to much cartilage but thats somerhing you need to to make it more narrow. And most have excess skin and fat and surgeon are scared to remove because it can make the skin die thats why surgeon rather get more scar tissue build up because you remove cartiallge but keep skin thick. The skin dont reattach fast enough(because of thick skin and fat)before a permanent layer of scar tissue has build up which is also the reason people get a hard and not so movable nose after surgery
Agree. If you want just rapped gay clav nose you can pay 3k and be fine.
I mean when you have scar tissue its permanent, but you could take steriod shots during recovery to make it less
I mean you only tape the first week
Yea because surgeons say to do it if they have irregularities to cope lol
Any scar tissue can be revised
Permanent without surgery is what i mean, not tape lol
isn't that a rare complication to begin with?
Its not rare, but it depends on skin type
I thought it's already like less than 10%
i mean it could work, depends on the problem. Is filler to make humps and irregularities go away ? I dont really understand nose fillers
Yea true, seems reasonable
People with thick nasal skin should take low-dose Accutane for 6 months pre-op. The reduction in nasal skin volume gives surgeon more flexibility and improves post-op outcomes.
holy fucking idiot, it doesnt make the skin less thick. And you shouldnt take it before because it makes wound healing and risk of scarring more prounced. Its like people taking steriods and doing surgeries when its studies on it where it confirms worse soft tissue healing and higher risk of infection. Bro science should never be part of surgery related topics
holy fucking idiot, it doesnt make the skin less thick. And you shouldnt take it before because it makes wound healing and risk of scarring more prounced. Its like people taking steriods and doing surgeries when its studies on it where it confirms worse soft tissue healing and higher risk of infection. Bro science should never be part of surgery related topics
its the same for accutane and topical isotretinoin/retinoin ?holy fucking idiot, it doesnt make the skin less thick. And you shouldnt take it before because it makes wound healing and risk of scarring more prounced. Its like people taking steriods and doing surgeries when its studies on it where it confirms worse soft tissue healing and higher risk of infection. Bro science should never be part of surgery related topics
I mean the first study didnt prove anything. And no normal doctor want you to have it 3 momths prior to the rhino.
yea it mostly has to with that old teqniques are being used all the time. Just like for jaw surgery, many surgeons still uses extremly old methods. Its scary really how bad many surgeons adapts becausw they are used and have been taught one method. Actually becoming better and learning new teqniques takes effort which many surgeons like most people dont want to do becausw of introduction to new problems
Do you have any surgeon recs?
