I'm 10 days post-op and feel great physically; still plenty of swelling in the tip of the nose but otherwise good. How soon can I start practicing hot yoga knowing that the room is kept around 104 degrees F? My doctor said light aerobics are fine but I don't know if he factored in the heat so I want to be sure I'm taking the necessary precautions.
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To correct your nose, a surgical procedure would be required. Fillers cannot slim or shorten the nose and are used to fill nasal deformities such as a ski nose. I can understand your trepidation about surgery. The best way to allay your fears is to discuss the procedure in detail with a board...
As you may already know, it takes one year in most cases, for tip swelling and scarring to settle. Only at that time one can effectively evaluate potential deformity and suggest correction. I do not recommend doing anything for longer time since it will introduce new swelling/scarring complex ...
Swelling is most definitely a major part of post-rhinoplasty healing. In fact, you will experience varying degrees of swelling around your nose for up to a year following your procedure, as you heal and your new nasal structure settles into place. However, if you continue to have abnormal fluid...
