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Thank you for your question. While it is best if you try to avoid direct sunlight to your nose as much as possible, I understand that complete avoidance is not completely practical. If you absolutely must go outside without a hat on, be sure to always apply sunscreen, and avoid spending long periods of time in the sun. Best of luck.
The skin over the dos may be more prone to burning and you are better to not go out in the sun but if you have to then wear a good sun block.
Hello!Great question, you are still healing from surgery at 5 weeks post op so you want to be mindful on how hard you push against your nose. Kissing is fine as long as you are gentle and do not feel any discomfort. It should not change the shape of your nose but if you do see any swelling...
Blowing the nose in my opinion does not make a nose bigger, unless the size difference that you have in mind is swelling related to the inflammation from whatever is causing you to blow the nose (allergies, etc.). It's a chicken and egg story. Without an exam, it will not be possible to f...
You need an augmentation Rhinoplasty with nasal tip Rhinoplasty -your skin appears to be on a thicker side. That would require stretching the skin by modification of nasal work, this may require use of your own septal cartilage concha or Rib cartilage.
You have a good masculine well balanced nose based on these limited photographs. Unless there is something that can be seen in these photos, you nose looks great. Best wishes
Hello!I do see a very small bump but this can be related to swelling since you are 4 months post op. It truly takes 1 full year for the entire dorsum (profile) and sidewalls of the nose to fully heal and for all the swelling to dissipate. Rhinoplasty healing is a tedious process because it is ...
It is not unusual to have a bump like yours after a Rhinoplasty. A vast majority of the time, it is caused by swelling and should disappear after another 3 months. You don’t need to be concerned unless the bump persists at 6 months and at that time it would be quite easy to get rid of it wit...
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