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Laughing after rhinoplasty - would that affect anything? Am I allowed to laugh hard after less than 3 weeks after rhinoplasty?

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tenak235Apr 6, 2019

I am now 16 days post op, and in 2 days I am going to see a comedy show, where I expect to laugh a lot - would that affect anything? Am I allowed to laugh hard after less than 3 weeks after rhinoplasty?

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