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Hello Thank you for your question. It sounds like you may be sick, but just to be sure I recommend going into see your facial plastic surgeon. They will be able to write a prescription if you need it and be able to check out the nose at the same time. Best, Deepak Dugar MDScarlessNose Institute of Beverly Hills
hello thank you for your question and provided information as well.. based in your question its recommended if you get a consultation in person to check the secretion and discuss all about the theme.
Hello Gene, Thank you for your question. You are EXTREMELY early in the recovery process. You should limit the amount of time that you move your nose because it is still healing. Because of this I would not recommend scrunching your nose at all. It is going to be very sensitive because the c...
Rhinoplasty is complicated and demands exceptional skill on behalf of the surgeon and great communication with the patient about realistic goals and expectations.Chances are you broke more than the vomer bone. The objective of a rhinoplasty is not to fix the vomer. It is to improve nasal...
Hello and thank you for your question, At 6 weeks post op, you are fine to begin to eat spicy food. This should not effect the final result of your rhinoplasty. Thank you and I wish you the best of luck.
Rhinoplasty is complicated and demands exceptional skill on behalf of the surgeon and great communication with the patient about realistic goals and expectations.It is difficult to fully assess your nose from the photos you provide due to the various angles and lighting. But from what I see...
Hello K0013,These look like dissolvable sutures. It is actually very common for them to fall out. You can treat these like a nose hair and trim them with scissors when they start to fall out. I also recommend not blowing your nose as you are very early in the recovery process. Best of l...
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