How soon after rhinoplasty would you recommend returning to a job that requires constant walking/being on feet for 8 hours/day. Usually it does not cause any sweat or flushing of the face but how would you qualify the intensity of this type of work in terms of the progressive levels of returning to exercise? Out of curiosity, what specifically would happen if one returned to such extensive/intense walking too soon? Would it impact the results of the rhinoplasty? Thanks!
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Radix height is best evaluated from the profile view; not the frontal view. In men, the radix ideally sits at or above the lid crease. 5 1/2 weeks is quite early to judge the result. Whenever the radix is altered it tends to hold swelling longer.
Payment policies vary from surgeon to surgeon. Generally speaking a portion of the fee should be refunded if the surgery is not performed. Non refundable deposits however, should not be refunded, in most cases. In our practice we require a 20% does payment at the time of surgery scheduling and...
