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Can I play golf one month after rhinoplasty?

Gregory54Jul 4, 2013
One month ago I had a Rhinoplasty done along with grafts to help me breathe better. I was wondering if I could play golf at this point? I am huge golfer, but understand that my recovery is far more important and I want to be cautious about it. Thanks!

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