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No. It is not reasonable to have any elective surgery during pregnancy. The medications and anesthetics required could affect the fetus. We would not want to take any risks
It is unacceptable to undergo any elective cosmetic surgery while you are pregnant. After the pregnancy is over, then consider performing the rhinoplasty procedure
You would be putting your unborn child at risk due to the anesthesia and surgical risks. I would wait until months after you had the baby.
No. It is not reasonable to have any "elective" surgery during pregnancy. The medications and anesthetics required could affect the fetus and the stress of healing would add to the demands already placed on your body with the pregnancy.
When I discuss this topic with my patients prior to elective surgery I ask them to stop all medications other then prescription medications. Over the counter unregulated medicines are to be stopped two weeks prior and not to be taken again until 2 weeks after the rhinoplasty surgery.
Your nose lacks projection and has indistinct tip definition. You state that your nasal skin is thick - you are correct in thinking that changes made to the nasal tip may be partially masked by thick nasal skin. A reasonable rhinoplasty result could be created with the use of tip refining...
Hello! Thank you for your question.From the pictures you add I can see that you have a serious deviaton to the one side of nose.Also you nose tip is very swollen and over projected it would be better face to face consultation.But for get rid of these problems I recommend you revision Rhinoplasty...
There are many possible causes for a bump on the nose including the ones you mention. You should schedule an appointment with a rhinoplasty surgeon for a complete evaluation and to discuss the cause and possible treatment options
Silicone nose implants can often be removed through a short procedure under local or general anesthesia as an office or outpatient procedure. All of these variables will influence the overall costs. Depending on the choice of anesthesia and facility this could range from $2,000 to $3,500...
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