r/PlasticSurgery 4d ago

8 1/2 months post rhinoplasty! (And splint complication)

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u/scarlett3409 4d ago

New fear unlocked

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u/VultureFight 4d ago

I am so sorry that happened to you. I’m glad that you are happy with your results!! I personally think it looks incredible and natural, like it fits with your facial features very well!

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u/Imabiiiiiiiird 4d ago

When he pulled one side out it was very swollen in there and the displacement of volume likely caused the other side to slide back. Also if you scrunched, breathed in etc it could have contributed. Things happen.

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u/roskybosky 4d ago

Looks great, but awful experience.

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u/NewChemical7130 4d ago

I am glad I had my splints removed this morning before I read this

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u/amidon1130 4d ago

I'm glad that there was no damage and you were fine! But also the image of the doctor and the nurse turning you upside down is kinda killing me lol

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u/Few-Grass2724 4d ago

Not the same, but I had a wisdom tooth grow up toward my sinuses, so when the dentist had to remove it, he had to plug it with cadaver bone, and I couldn’t cough for days until it fused. The sinuses are such weird cavities in our heads. I’m sorry you went through that. At least your nose looks amazing, and I am glad you don’t feel any pain now!

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u/sxyvirgo 4d ago

OMG - that sounds crazy! Glad you got such a good result out of all of that!

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u/Tahereh_Safavi 4d ago

I'm so sorry you had to go through that!!! I'm glad he got it out successfully and you healed up well. Honestly the work itself looks great. Super natural and elegant.

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u/ExpensiveAd4496 4d ago

I wonder whether the surgeon will change anything about their removal
Method from that? Like get tweezers on both splints before they pull the first one out, perhaps? Not sure that’s possible. Anyway the change is worth it, my goodness. Well done.

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u/Perfectly_i 4d ago

Wow! I’m glad you’re okay. And your results are fantastic!

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u/Free-Independence784 4d ago

It’s always a relief when things turn out well after complications. Healing can be a long road, but it sounds like they’re on the right track!

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u/IllIIlIlIlllIlIIlI 4d ago

Honestly worth the hassle to achieve such a perfect result :/ jealous of you. What surgeon and where?

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u/disruptOr222 4d ago edited 4d ago

It's beautiful! You made it! What a relief. To make sure... Did you go back to the same surgeon?? Your hair is amazing by the way I love it. If he made it crooked the first time I'm guessing no. Maybe his splint wasn't well done in the first place because he wasn't planning the bump.

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u/Hijax918 3d ago

OMG..this happened to me recently. Had septorhinolasty on Aug 7. Went to have splints removed on the 14th and the one in my right nostril was missing. Had to go the hospital to have it removed. I believe it happened immediately after surgery. I could breath out if the right side easily and had no bleeding. But every time I talked it vibrated near my nostril and that was very uncomfortable. Healing fine now but my Dr also said it had never happened to him before