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Thereis no risk with taking the medication and having a rhinoplasty. Havingosteoporosis would not exclude you from being a candidate for rhinoplasty. Wewould encourage you to see your primary care physician to get clearance before proceeding though.
There should be no contraindications to undergo rhinoplasty given your diagnosis of osteoporosis, or the treatment with Fosamax. Good luck.Dr. G
Osteoporosis should not prevent the patient from obtaining a rhinoplasty procedure. It is best to check with your primary care physician and get clearance from them as well as your rhinoplasty surgeon
You should not have any problem as long as you are with treatment.Talk with your clinic doctor about this surgery.
There is usually no relationship. But best to ask you osteoporosis doctor if OKed with you having rhinoplasty surgery...
The short answer is that there should be no problem with your doing a rhinoplasty and continuing with your present medications. As always if there is any question get a surgical release for the procedure by calling and asking your primary physician if it is OK with him. I do all my rhinoplasties with oral sedation and local anesthesia injections which removes 95% of the risk and almost all important drug interaction concerns. This is perhaps the best way for you to proceed safely and easily and still comfortably
Thanks for the question. Removal of the implant is quite straightforward and can likely be done through a closed (endonasal) approach. However, doing so may leave your bridge lower than you desire, especially if your tip was raised with cartilage grafts. A careful examination of your nose and...
This is a highly subjective question.Looking at your nose, it doesnt appear to be particularly wide.With age, tissues thin, but nostrils tend to get larger and droopier (60s and beyond).If you do not like the way your nose looks now, maybe a simple rhinoplasty can give you the nose you always...
Hello.You are an excellent rhinoplasty candidate.I would seek out a rhinoplasty surgeon and seriously consider getting a nose job.A well done rhinoplasty will give you a straight, attractive, yet manly nose.You should also consider a chin implant, this will certainly add harmony and balance to...
ElieBR, Thanks for your question. It is very common for patients to be nauseated after surgery. There are many things that could be done to prevent these symptoms, you could/should ask your plastic surgeon if he/she uses any of these methods:Before surgery: Emend taken the morning of...
I would go see you rhinoplasty doctor today or tomorrow.He or she will take the cast off and look at your nose.If it moved, he can probably align it right then and there and replace the splint.Otherwise, it may heal crooked.Good luck.Dr. G
2 months after a rhinoplasty is a too soon to judge your final results. It is possible that you may have some uneven or significant swelling at this time. Depending on the nature of your surgery, it can take up to one year to see the final result. This is especially true if tip work...
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