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Dorsal hump rasping / no osteotomy. Will I be able to dance two weeks into recovery? (Photo)

NickiCheJun 17, 2022
Hello! I am supposed to undergo surgery on Monday for rasping of dorsal hump only . No osteotomy and no tip work. My surgeon says I will be back to dancing (which includes hanging upside down and holding my body weight over head) after two weeks of recovery. Does this timeline seem feasible to anyone else? I am also worried after reading posts that my nose will look wide from the front after, although he has assured me it will not. I am also worried about prolonged severe swelling.

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Answered on Jun 19, 2022
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