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A month is enough for forgetting your operation. You can do any daily activities, including tweezing your eyebrows without hesitation.
I don't see any problem with tweezing a few eyebrow hairs 1 month post surgery, however, if you want to be extra cautious, consult with your surgeon!
It should be fine to pluck your eyebrows 1 month after a rhinoplasty. No harm in double checking with your own surgeon as well.Hope this helps,Ali Rıza Öreroğlu, MD FEBOPRASEuropean and Turkish Board Certified Aesthetic, Plastic and Reconstructive SurgeonIstanbul, Turkey
I would not see any harm in tweezing and plucking your eyebrows one month after your septorhinoplasty. However, I would suggest contacting your surgeon for after care instructions, as your surgeon will have the most information about you and your procedure.
First of all I'll say that i rarely need rib cartilage, preferring to harvest septal or ear cartilage. When using rib cartilage there will be a visible scar on the chest, the procedure is more painful, and there is the risk of injury to the lung cavity although this is very rare. After rhi...
There is a significant amount of swelling that develops after surgery of the nose, and it can take 6-12 months for this swelling to resolve. The swelling that you have present 18 days after your surgery will affect the appearance of your nose and make it look larger than it really is. With m...
Hi and welcome to our forum! The development of an upper respiratory infection in the immediate postoperative period can indeed do damage to a rhinoplasty, as normal methods to clear the nasal airway cannot be utilized. Blowing one's nose or nasal sneezing will build up intranasal pressure...
I always discourage patient to undergo any type of cosmetic surgery with the goal of resembling a celebrity or anybody else's facial features, particularly when it comes to the nose. One's nose is a complex and unique arrangement of different shape, strength, and sizes of cartilage and bony...
Breathe Right Strips may be helpful; however, it is best to talk to your surgeon before starting anything new for a safe and happy result. Best wishes.
It's hard to say without an in-person exam, but there may be an edge of the nasal bone that patients are able to feel at times. This is not uncommon. If this is the case, it does not require treatment unless the patient desires to change this from a cosmetic standpoint. Best,
