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Is it better to undergo revision rhinoplasty now and then do Alma TED?

Influencer1111Apr 27, 2024
I am set to undergo revision rhinoplasty. However, I am concerned about hair loss. I experienced it after my first rhinoplasty (I still do not know if it was attributed to the surgery or stress in my life at the time). I was planning to do hair loss treatment (Alma TED) and then revision rhinoplasty. However, is it better to undergo revision rhinoplasty now and then do Alma TED? Please advise

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