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There are very few antidepressant medications that may lead to anesthesia-related complications. A call to your surgeon or psychiatrist may be the best source of advice in your particular situation. I am not aware of any antidepressants being associated with excessive postoperative swelling. Hope you're happy with your new nose, and I hope this response is helpful for you. Dr Joseph
As far as I know anti-depressants will not cause nasal swelling. However, you should consult with the physician who is prescribing anti-depressants.All the best,Talmage Raine MD
Yes, still considering your shape will improve it seems clear your dorsum is over resected and you developed or will develope saddle nose deformity, which requires a very good expert in revisions to be fixed.Additionally your tip is over rotated, need addressing too.You'll have to wait a few...
Do seek better opinions asap, you should NOT get alar or nostril reduction AT ALL, this will botch your nose irreversibly!!!You have a very poor nasal work in need of full revision, but never nostrils reduction (in your case); your problems:-very high tip, poor septal support, upturned...
The wrinkle on your upper lip (philtrum) is temporary and due to the associated swelling, so no worries, it will subside. However I don't like at all your chin, it seems to me a chin implant was not indicated and if any work had to be done in your chin was a two dimensional genioplasty (as per...