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I am a singer and have a big performance 20 days after my rhinoplasty... should I reschedule? (Photo)

charforsureJul 15, 2022
I’m a lead singer in a band (I perform with my sister) and we have a huge opportunity coming up on August 25th. The thing is, I stupidly took an earlier surgery date for my revision rhino without thinking... on August 5th. And now I’m stuck in a hard place because my surgeon is booked up until April next year, which I don’t want to wait that long... BUT I’m also nervous about being super swollen or not being able to perform my best due to the healing process. What should I do??? Thanks.

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