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Hello! Thank you for your question.There is no problem in having surgery when you use your medicines regularly. I suggest you consult your doctor.Best Regards!
Providing that both conditions are stable, I see no reason why you could not have rhinoplasty? However, that is best to be checked and sinchronized between your plastic surgeon and ophtalmologist. Good luck.
Glaucoma and rhinoplasty: Glaucoma can be serious and should not be left untreated. Perhaps you should get your glaucoma and uveitis treated first then when your ophthalmologist is satisfied that you are stable have your elective rhinoplasty.
Probably best to get clearance from your ophthalmologist before undergoing elective cosmetic surgery on her nose. Choose your rhinoplasty specialist wisely based on extensive experience
You can do it no problem. We do these types of combined surgeries. However, you must first get approval from your doctor.
Thank you for your question. You are correct, on the table photographs may be a better representation than those taken several days later as the swelling sets in. However, it does not necessarily show the final results. During healing process even in those who do not get any complications such...
Tracking before and after rhinoplasty results: I think the best way to track before and after rhinoplasty results is with a good standardized set of photos taken from the front, each three-quarter view, each side profile, a view from underneath the nose looking up at the nostrils, and each with...