I had revision surgery 3 months ago, after first surgery attempt a year ago .. My breathing is improving, but my nose is very dry and not producing mucous... Is this NORMAL? Should I be worried? The mucous is draining from the top of the nose, but not from the sides
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November 7, 2014
Answer: Dry Nose 3 Months after surgery - It is not normal
Noses grow throughout our adult lives, so it is not unusual for a nose (operated or not) to look bigger 15 years later. Consult your surgeon and ask for their advice. Best,
Dear Ionescu1980,Spreader grafts are placed between your septum and upper lateral cartilages to widen the internal valve area in your nose. This is a powerful method to improve breathing since septoplasty alone is usually not enough for many patients. For spreader grafts, small pieces of septal...
Hello, and thank you for the question. It is best to refrain from wearing glasses or goggles for the first 6 weeks after your surgery. I would recommend checking with your surgeon regarding his or her specific guidelines. I hope this information helps, and I wish you the best of luck.