I received reconstructive sinus surgery 4 years ago. After surgery my nose was abnormally large and stretched. I figured it'd go away but it hasn't. It is super uncomfortable and my nose is ridiculously tender. I want to see a cosmetic surgeon about fixing it but my PCM (assigned military doctor) isn't cooperating or trying to understand. Could I get an opinion from a Cosmetic Surgeon and have them write a letter stating this is what I need, and give it to him? I'm so frustrated
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Asian and African-American noses are completely different, therefore different techniques were used to make the appropriate changes to the nose yet give a natural result. For many examples and more information, please see the video and the link below
An anterior perforated septum would mainly be visible in direct vision. However a posterior one could not be visible. You should try to keep your nose moist, clean and nor irritated it. Do not put anything inside the nose and avoid touching the septum for cleaning with any object: Try to ...
Thanks for your question. Be sure to check with your surgeon, but this shouldn't be a problem at all. Benadryl will indeed help you sleep and treat allergy symptoms. Also, narcotic pain medications can make you itchy; Benadryl can help with that as well. Good luck!
