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Thank you for your question, philipa23. Disclose this information to your surgeon immediately as well as any other mis-preparations and you may have to postpone. Best wishes,
A single dose of aspirin one day before surgery should not cause any adverse bleeding problems during your surgery.
Taking an aspirin prior to a rhinoplasty procedure may increase the risk of having a significant nosebleed, so it's important to check with your operative surgeon.
Concerns about aspirin or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents is often related to possible increased risk of bleeding or bruising. Contact your board certified plastic surgeon's office to let them know and ask what they would recommend. Best of luck, MMT
From the very limited photographs, it appears the nose looks pretty good and it might not be worth only a couple millimeters of change to undergo the entire nasal procedure. The Photographs also demonstrate a weak and recessive chin profile which makes the nose look bigger. Consider a small c...
Dear Purrfectme,Because gravity causes swelling to be most pronounced in the lowest part of the nose, it can takes many months (and up to a year) for the tip swelling after rhinoplasty to disappear. It is too early to tell what your final results will be! Be patient!Best,Dr. Michelle Yagoda
As some of the other doctors have said, it's hard to tell if you have had a rhinoplasty or non-surgical rhinoplasty previously and that is causing the lack of definition you mentioned above. It would be great to know more information to be able to determine.
