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I suggest you consult with your surgeon on any symptoms you are having especially it being so close to your operation. Good luck during your healing process and thank you for your question.
I would recommend that you follow up with your surgeon to get your questions answered. It would be normal for your nose to feel blocked up. But it would be best for your surgeon to examine you to make sure everything else is good as well. Good luck!
You need to speak with your surgeon specifically in these instances. During the immediate post-operative period, you should be in close contact with them. Best of luck
Click on the "Web reference" link, just below my response, or go here: FacialSurgery.com/RealSelf/RealSelf_gamerduchess.html I made a couple of computer morphs of your nose, and animations of the morphs, to show the changes that are possible for your nose in truly expert hands. I narrowed the ...
Hello, The facts are : 1. Tip like Megan fox in your case is not possible. 2. If its tried - risk will be high 3. If you go for drastic rhinoplasty -you may in long run , as you age , have a very deformed nose, which will require reconstruction.
Dear janetruby23,It is WAAYYYYYYYY too soon to be critically evaluating your rhinoplasty surgery. Give it several more months and discuss it with your surgeon at that time. He or she will probably tell you to give it a year. Good luck!
You really need to ask your doctor, because everyone has their own preferences. I personally of not require you to stop any of these meds for a rhinoplasty. Again, you need to get your treating physicians ok on these decisions. He/she is the one taking responsibility for your well being.
A rhinoplasty in the LA area will most likely cost more than your price range. I think it may be a good idea for you to seek a great surgeon, not the best price. Rhinoplasty is one of the most difficult surgeries of the face; you would want to go to someone with knowledge and experience. G...
Thank you for your question. I do believe that it is too early to think about revision. Every body heals at different rates, however, it may take up to a year for a rhinoplasty to fully heal. Give yourself some time and try to patient.
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