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It is fine to use Differin on your nose a month after your rhinoplasty. Although, you should call your surgeon and check with him before you start using it, just to be safe.
You should ask you operating surgeon to be sure, but I would generally have no problem with one of my patients using differin on their nose 1 month after rhinoplasty.
Generally differin is used to improve the quality of your skin. Please discuss with your surgeon but I would avoid any incision areas.
You should not have any problems using Differn one month after rhinoplasty, but in this forum I always suggest that patients follow the advice of their surgeons in the immediate post-op period.
It really depends on your insurance company. Most will pay for a rhinoplasty that is a medical necessity. This means a deformity in your nose is giving you some breathing problems or is health related. If it is strictly cosmetic, meaning you just don't like the nose you were...
I'm sorry you needed so much surgery to fix the broken nose. Considering the age of your initial trauma, it is very unlikely that it influenced your midface development.
This is something you need to ask your own surgeon for direction about. He/she may have his own plan for your recovery that you should not ask others to interfere with.
Hi there. Rhinoplasty (nose reshaping surgery) to address a bulbous nasal tip is a feasible maneuver. Most likely, an “open rhinoplasty” (where the soft tissues are gently elevated to allow direct access to the tip cartilages) will be required. These tip cartilages are then sculpted and sut...
Hi and thank you for your question. The nose gradually recovers its strength following rhinoplasty surgery. Most of the healing occurs in the first few weeks after cosmetic surgery, while the remainder of healing and swelling may last for a year or longer. Minor bumps or touches should not...
Hi. It is usually necessary to reoperate on the septum in patients who are still having problems breathing after a previous septoplasty. This can be done at the same time as a rhinoplasty and is often necessary to straighten a crooked nose. Your chance of a successful outcome is enhanced by...
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