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Pain on bridge of the nose 1 month after rhinoplasty?

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acinomasJun 7, 2017

I got my rhinoplasty to remove the bump on my nose and it's been a month and it still ached I can't describe the sensation I feel it's not good but it's also not an unbearable pain is this normal?

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Hi ElainaUnfortunately nonsurgical options will not fix your problem.  You require a septoplasty and rhinoplasty which can make multiple elements of the nose more refined if you so desire. You can read more on the link belowCheersDamien

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