I had covid one month ago with mild symptoms (NO fever, just coughing and lethargy) and I have a revision rhinoplasty scheduled at the end of this month in 10 days. I am also vaccinated with pfizer and even though I have tested negative for over 3 weeks now, I have a dry cough at times and chest pressure (if i am in the room with people smoking) that won't go away. Will this affect my surgery or anesthesia? I usually smoke IQos (5-10 per day) and have reduced to 1 per day in the last week.
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I am so sorry you are unhappy with your surgery. The short answer is yes the effects of osteotomies can be reversed making the nose looked wider again if that is what yo would like. I see this all too frequently and revision rhinoplasty has become the cornerstone of my practice. I would wait at...
Hi @goldadam. The answer is yes. I recommend seeing a revision rhinoplasty specialist for in person examination. There are several options for you that can be determined after examination. Best of luck, Dr. Nima!
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