I had rhinoplasty, but can I have only rhinitis surgery separately again??

If they touched any of the septum, osteotomy, or hump, it can’t be restored to how it was before… That’s why you originally have to be careful with nose surgery Even if you look around, there probably won’t be many doctors who say they can make the function okay.

[@아무어라뮤] Then the space itself has become narrower, so it can’t go back to how it was before… If the septum was removed, the mucosa would also be weakened, and they probably definitely messed around with the whole inside of the nose..

[@아무어라뮤] You can think of the nose as a building Imagine the middle of a building being hollowed out with only 1 m left on the outside. It might still stand, but of course it would have no choice but to be weak against irritation, wind, etc.. They removed the septal cartilage in the middle of the nose and changed that cartilage to support the nasal tip, but if the nasal tip cartilage that is providing support is also removed, the nose could collapse and the airway will probably get worse.. But for the details, if it was raised too much with the septum, that may have had a direct impact on the functional problem, but since the space has already been narrowed through hump reduction and osteotomy, I think it would be difficult to go back..

[@아무어라뮤] If spreading it upward with a cotton swab made breathing easier, the bridge area may have collapsed while correcting the hump. Most ENT doctors, about 95%, often can’t even identify the cause. If the plastic surgery clinic says that, they’ll be even more likely to say they don’t know to avoid responsibility. I think it would be good to at least go for consultations.

[@] You have to wait until 6 months have passed~ Even 6 months is based on Westerners; for Asians, it’s actually 1 year. But most places will probably accept you after 6 months anyway. Still, if you go to an ENT and say you only came for a consultation, they should at least consult with you.