What types of vitamins and foods are recommended before rhinoplasty surgery? Will this diet also help reduce the swelling and bruising around the eyes? When should this diet begin? (http://rhinoplastyonline.com/rhinoplasty-rapid-recovery.html)
Answer: Supplements for pre and post surgery swelling.
As mentioned before it's always recommended to discountinue any blood thinning products including vitamin and mineral supplements. We also recommend using Arnica and Bromelain for two weeks before and after your procedure. Health food stores and some offices carry specific multivitamins for surgical procedures. We recommend the surgical care package from Vitamedica that offers pre and post surgical supplements to promote healing and recovery. Also remember to avoid alcohol and tobacco whenever having any procedure.
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Answer: Supplements for pre and post surgery swelling.
As mentioned before it's always recommended to discountinue any blood thinning products including vitamin and mineral supplements. We also recommend using Arnica and Bromelain for two weeks before and after your procedure. Health food stores and some offices carry specific multivitamins for surgical procedures. We recommend the surgical care package from Vitamedica that offers pre and post surgical supplements to promote healing and recovery. Also remember to avoid alcohol and tobacco whenever having any procedure.
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Answer: Supplements to take in preparation for surgery
In general, as long as there are no contra-indications, I recommend that patients take Arnica and Bromelain in preparation for surgery. I also request patients discontinue use of any blood thinners (as long as it is safe for them to do so), alcohol and nicotine products in advance of surgery. Hope this helps. Good luck!
Dr. Sarmela Sunder
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Answer: Supplements to take in preparation for surgery
In general, as long as there are no contra-indications, I recommend that patients take Arnica and Bromelain in preparation for surgery. I also request patients discontinue use of any blood thinners (as long as it is safe for them to do so), alcohol and nicotine products in advance of surgery. Hope this helps. Good luck!
Dr. Sarmela Sunder
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October 30, 2011
Answer: Rhinoplasty diet
In general following a basic healthy diet before and after surgery will help promote healing. I definitely find that following a low sodium diet after surgery (1500 mg or less a day) helps the postoperative tissue swelling improve faster. Some people find that taking arnica and bromelin supplements a few weeks before and after surgery helps with bruising as well.
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October 30, 2011
Answer: Rhinoplasty diet
In general following a basic healthy diet before and after surgery will help promote healing. I definitely find that following a low sodium diet after surgery (1500 mg or less a day) helps the postoperative tissue swelling improve faster. Some people find that taking arnica and bromelin supplements a few weeks before and after surgery helps with bruising as well.
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January 30, 2015
Answer: Nose diet Drinking pineapple juice before surgery may help decrease bruising and a low-salt diet may help with swelling. Try for less than 2000mg of sodium a day for 2-3 days before surgery. Good luck!
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January 30, 2015
Answer: Nose diet Drinking pineapple juice before surgery may help decrease bruising and a low-salt diet may help with swelling. Try for less than 2000mg of sodium a day for 2-3 days before surgery. Good luck!
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October 28, 2011
Answer: Diet before surgery
I really wouldnt recommend significantly altering your diet. In general patients should discontinue herbal remedies, NSAIDS including aspirin and ibuprofen, and any supplements that might interfere with normal blood clotting at least two weeks before surgery.
All the best,
Rian A. Maercks M.D.
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October 28, 2011
Answer: Diet before surgery
I really wouldnt recommend significantly altering your diet. In general patients should discontinue herbal remedies, NSAIDS including aspirin and ibuprofen, and any supplements that might interfere with normal blood clotting at least two weeks before surgery.
All the best,
Rian A. Maercks M.D.
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