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Yes- thank you for asking. The muscles of the nose that allow nostril flaring should move after a rhinoplasty. In a few cases, the swelling and muscle being stunned will prevent movement initially until the area resolves. Speak to your rhinoplasty surgeon. Best wishes!
Flaring your nostrils or tensing the muscles after rhinoplasty will not harm the nose itself. A cast is usually applied across the bridge of the nose to hold the nasal bones their new place. Anticipate visible bruising and swelling for two weeks and full healing takes a year. Rhinoplasty is a very difficult endeavor, so choose your surgeon very wisely based on extensive experience.
Rhinoplasty is a surgery to improve the shape of your nose for breathing or appearance.While recovering from rhinoplasty, there are a number of restrictions. Wearing your dental retainer appliance is not one of them. I would avoid dental procedures while recovering. If you have any questions,...
Thank you for your question. As a board-certified facial plastic surgeon many patients come to me with similar inquiries in regards to reshaping the size of their nostrils. Prior to scheduling a rhinoplasty procedure a thorough examination should be done to provide the best recommendations for...
Thank you very much for enquire. It's too early to make value judgments with 2 weeks after a rhinoplasty.Swelling after a rhinoplasty depends of the surgery complexity.In this regard, the nasal swelling Post-op It can last from two weeks to two months.To reduce this swelling, I recommend you ...
It really depends on why the strut is displaced. It may be too long and to one side of the nasal spine for example. It is fairly easy to straighten it under local but the surgeon needs to evaluate the reason for the displacement and correct that also.
You are still relatively fresh out of surgery at 2 weeks. The tip especially can look very swollen at this time. Be positive and give it some time and hopefully what you see is just swelling. FOllow up with your surgeon as planned. Good luck
Thanks for the question. You should be able to flying by 1-2 weeks after your surgery. But this is valid only with assuming postoperative recovery is uneventful. If any unexpected incident happens in your treatment process, this time can be extended or shortened. I wish you all the best.
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