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Rhinoplasty do not have a risk of death by itself, but every patient that goes to the OR has some risk of complications related to anesthesia, idiosyncrasy to any medications and patient unknown biological or medical conditions, ie, zero risk does not exist in surgery, but the chances are so slim that should not be a concern, the risks of everyday life and go out every day are greater
A rhinoplasty itself will not cuase a death, but contributing factors of unusual circumstances can impact successful recovery from surgery. Patients are closely monitored during surgery to minimize the risk of complications, but they still can happen albeit rarely.
Although it is possible, it is extremely unlikely. Statistically, it is probably about a 1000 times less than getting into a fatal car accident going to the grocery store. You should have much more concern every time you get into a car.
Dear ParadiseLee, I am guessing when you state "short" nasal bridge that you are discussing a "low" nasal bridge. Low nasal bridges are typically seen in certain ethnic noses more often then others. Patient's typically seek a higher bridge which may be accomplished via nasal implant, grafting,...
Most people return to work/ social activities at one week. The splint over the bridge of the nose is usually removed between 5-7 days. You can have undereye bruising but this can be treated with laser at the time of your post-operative visit to speed its resolution. Final results are typically...
Hello. At five months you are still far from your final results and I would advise you to be patient. Rhinoplasty patients will not see the true outcome of their surgery until roughly one year after the initial operation. Any unsatisfactory results can be attributed to swelling at this...