I just had a blood tests and the results show I am low in iron so I have been given a course of iron supplements to take. I am meant to be having a rhinoplasty in March, will I be able to get my iron levels up in time / will my iron impact the surgery ?
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What could be done for your nose? From the limited information contained in the photos you send, it appears that you have a dorsal hump, and a crooked nose. These issues are commonly addressed during routine rhinoplasty. For more particulars an in person consultation would be necessary.
The nose is subject to change for up to 2-3 years after rhinoplasty. Depending on what was performed in your original surgery, this change could include gradual loss of tip support, causing the tip to droop. I would recommend discussing your concerns with your original rhinoplasty surgeon, who...
Could you travel alone for rhinoplasty surgery? Most hospitals and surgery centers and accredited offices where rhinoplasty surgery is performed require that the patient be accompanied by a responsible adult when leaving the facility after surgery where anesthesia has been involved. Most...