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Testosterone therapy should have no effect on a rhinoplasty. Nevertheless you should share all of your medications with your surgeon.
Testosterone replacement may be reasonable while undergoing elective procedures such as those you mentioned. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
It is probably a good idea to be cleared by your endocrinologist to make sure that the testosterone levels are in the normal range prior to undergoing elective cosmetic surgery. please see the link below for examples of rhinoplasty and neck liposuction combination in our practice
I would not think that you would have a problem taking testosterone but to be on the safe side I would ask a patient to get clearance from their medical physician or endocrinologist prior to surgery.
Thank you for you question and your images. Both your surgeon and the prescribing provider for your testosterone replacement are the best resource during your pre/postoperative care. You should involve them as you make decisions such as these. Although the literature on the subject is limited, supratherapeutic doses of testosterone have been investigated in patients undergoing orthopedic procedures without adverse events. That said, known side effects are common, including exacerbation of acne which is undesirable following facial procedures. Depending on where you are in the perioperative process, this is more or less of a concern. Discuss this with your surgeon. I hope this helps. Take care.
We doubt that your surgeon forgot. The splint is used to help support the infracture when performed, and to control swelling. There are times, perhaps, with septal repairs and spreader grafts alone that the splint is not needed. You are the lucky one.
ONLY 18 days post op! Wait at least 3 months to determine if you do not like the appearance. Plus you failed to post a before photo to compare!
The surgery is as complicated as the surgeons experience. A first time rhinoplasty like yours should not be a "complicated" surgery. The more experience the surgeon has the better your chances of getting your desired results.