I'm looking into getting a rhinoplasty and know that I won't be able to wear glasses during my recovery. I wear glasses to hide my under eye hollows (genetics + life) and I'm curious how long after the rhinoplasty procedure I could get tear trough fillers?
September 26, 2016
Answer: Filler after rhinoplasty This is a question for your chosen surgeon and depends somewhat on what is actually done during your specific procedure. Basically once all swelling and bruising has resolved, which may take many weeks you should be OK to go ahead with a filler. Of course by then you may be able to wear your glasses.
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September 26, 2016
Answer: Filler after rhinoplasty This is a question for your chosen surgeon and depends somewhat on what is actually done during your specific procedure. Basically once all swelling and bruising has resolved, which may take many weeks you should be OK to go ahead with a filler. Of course by then you may be able to wear your glasses.
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September 26, 2016
Answer: Rhinoplasty and tear trough filler Rhinoplasty is a surgery that has a long recovery period. I would generally recommend my patients wait at least 2 months before thinking about additional features. #1. The nose needs adequate time to heal without potential exposure to infection or issues from another procedure.#2. Rhinoplasty can create swelling in the tear trough area. There is potential to undertreat the tear troughs if the swelling is still present.Facial fillers can be injected in the office. Each patient is different, so I would ask your rhinoplasty surgeon before proceeding with injections. Safety comes first.
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September 26, 2016
Answer: Rhinoplasty and tear trough filler Rhinoplasty is a surgery that has a long recovery period. I would generally recommend my patients wait at least 2 months before thinking about additional features. #1. The nose needs adequate time to heal without potential exposure to infection or issues from another procedure.#2. Rhinoplasty can create swelling in the tear trough area. There is potential to undertreat the tear troughs if the swelling is still present.Facial fillers can be injected in the office. Each patient is different, so I would ask your rhinoplasty surgeon before proceeding with injections. Safety comes first.
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