I had septorhinoplasty to correct my deviated septum (left side collapsed), tip raised up and hump reduced. This happened 31st May. However my doctor said, I can wear glasses whenever I want. But I'm starting to notice red marks and a thin-look on my nose bridge. The tip is still very swollen so can't see final results yet obviously. Has he made a mistake saying I can wear them straight away? cotton wool is under the glasses-pads to place less pressure onto the bridge bones. Thanks!
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Thank you for your question. Cost varies based on procedure, local market and surgeon. I suggest that you move forward and consult with a few board certified facial plastic surgeons to learn more about the process and to receive a range of cost estimates.
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