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Hello, Scrunching up your nose as a facial expression when you were startled should not affect the results of your rhinoplasty at 3 weeks post-op. I recommend that you do not put yourself in situation where possible nasal trauma could occur accidentally as you will be jeopardizing your "investment". Meanwhile, it is for your best interest to keep on your surgeon's instructions to help yourself with a good recovery. I hope this helps. Thank you for your inquiry. The best of luck to you. Dr. Sajjadian
Scrunching up your nose should not jeopardize your final results. Please follow up with your surgeon if you are overly concern that you did some harm to your nose. It is always a good idea to examine the patient; otherwise you will keep on worrying. In the future try to avoid any type of the situations that would put you at risk of doing possible damage.
Actually scrunching your nose at three weeks after rhinoplasty may be a bit difficult because of the swelling. It should not cause a problem and it will get easier with time.
Better call your surgeon first, but the facial scrunch three weeks after a rhinoplasty is probably going to be alright.
Dear Skylar, Scrunching the nose at three weeks post surgery will not have any long term effect that will hamper your overall result. Follow your surgeons instructions and make sure to see your surgeon with any questions or concerns regarding your procedure. Best regards! Michael V. Elam, M.D.
Rhinoplasty can be done when the patients growth has completed. For girls this is often by 15 or 16 and for guys about 17 or 18.
The best material to use for a nasal implant is your own cartilage either obtained from your nose, ear, or rib.
During - no not in my opinion Take two of the most important and complex procedures and combine them on the same day and you are deviding the surgeons attention between two very intense procedures. I am not saying that I would not and will not ever do them on the same patient the same...