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There are a few things to consider with the nose bleed: How heavy was the bleeding? How long did it last? Did any trauma occur to potentially cause the bleeding? If it was a small amount of blood for a short period of time without trauma, it could be simply due to dry nasal mucosa which may benefit from nasal saline spray. Since there are many possible factors, it is best if you contact your surgeon to discuss the details further.
Nasal swelling is a process. For this reason, patients should continue to follow up as post procedure care can help limit swelling and decrease chance of scar tissue from occuring. Noses need at least a year to heal.
You can definitely have rhinoplasty if you have your spider veins treated. I usually advise to have them treated 1 month or so after the rhinoplasty, because the procedure can occasionally make the veins more prominent. You may also need more than one treatment.
Hello and thanks for your question- To answer it, it really depends on what "bleeding heavily" really means. I tell my patients that for the first few days the nose will "ooze." Much after this I don't expect heavy bleeding. It also depends whether or not turbinate reduction In summary, if it st...
Overall, your nose is really not that bad, and any properly trained plastic surgeon should be able to give you a beautiful improvement. It's hard to tell from only the photos, but the skin of your nose appears like it may be thicker than average, so this may mask somewhat the changes...
Every surgeon has their own protocol. I use IV antibiotics prior to surgery, then by mouth for a week.
The short answer is - for the most part - no. The risk benefit profile doesn’t make sense and I’m left to wonder if this is a serious question? If it is a serious question - I’d strongly encourage you to speak with someone about how this change would impact your life. I have a concern here ab...
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