I underwent an open rhinoplasty five months ago but subsequently developed an internal abscess, leading to scar tissue formation and a pollybeak deformity visible from one side. The surgical outcome was flawless before the infection. Since then, the surgeon has applied Morpheus8 radio frequency and microneedling, which has reduced the scar tissue, though not completely, leaving a beak-like shape. Is there a chance that this could revert back to the original post-surgery shape with time and continued needling, or would I need a revision to prevent being left with a 'hooked' nose? Thank you.
Addressing your specific concerns without a review of your preoperative photographs, details of your operation and postoperative course, and an in-person examination would be challenging and not appropriate. Based on the information provided, it is unlikely that your nasal shape will return to its immediate post-surgery form, and a secondary procedure may be necessary to correct any deformity caused by the infection and subsequent scar tissue. The use of Morpheus8 treatments in this context is unclear. Massage, possible steroid injections, and time are recommended for now. After the inflammation has settled down and appropriate healing time has passed, a follow-up evaluation and surgical correction may be necessary.
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