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Rhinoseptoplasty and filler. Will the filler be an issue if I go under the knife?

Flor1993Jun 20, 2022
Hello, I am having surgery tI have deviated septum, and chronic sinus infection, so the idea is to get endoscopic sinus surgery, fix the deviated septum, turbinectomy & aesthetically improve my bridge. I had nose filler 2 years ago, (filler brand was juvederm volux*) and I've had hialuronidase twice, back in 2021 and in 2022. Not sure if its gone at all... Will be an issue if I go under the knife? Thx!

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