I comprehend that you pay for the anesthesiologist & the surgery itself but what about the hospital room bill. If you have insurance do they cover it since you are there to recover?
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The crease you are referring to may be from a plot between the two tip cartilages on the tip of your nose. Usually, this is seen with rounder tips. Repositioning the cartilages with or without changing their shape, depending on what you want, may be a permanent solution.Best,
You probably just injured it on the outside and if that is the case, it's best to allow it to heal and not bother it until the area improves. Keep the area clean and try not touching it over the next week. If enough time passes and the area does not improve and seems to be getting worse, you can...
Incisional redness is fairly common. Usually it is part of the healing process. If it becomes very painful, drains, or gets redder than one worries about infection.
