I just had surgery today and an in bed writing this. I went in at 11am and surgery was suppose to begin at 12:30. They took me back around 1pm and I woke up around 3pm. This was my second surgery. I had surgery on my nose 1 time in September last year. I had a car accident about 9 years ago that really messed up nose. So last year they worked on my nose, but didn't break my nose. This time they went in just to break my nose. After the last one I could breathe much better and my

I have my rhinoplasty surgery appointment in two days. Going with Dr. George Murrell in Chesapeake, Virginia. I've been wanting this surgery for years. Back in 2009 I was in a terrible care accident, flown to the hospital, and underwent emergency reconstructive surgery. My nose was one of the things that had to be repaired. I guess they did the best they could at the time with what they had to work with, but I'm very self conscious in photos due to my nose. On a more important

I wanted a minimally invasive procedure with little down time. I had to take a lot of pain meds before the surgeries. During my lower eye procedure (extracting fat deposits) after which the surgeon used laser to progess the healing process. I had to request that someone protect my eyes during the procedure as I was in an uncomfortable situation. Is it not standard practice to protect a patient's eyes during procedures like these? I have had 4 post-operative appointments with