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Hi Imaginative,We have our patients have someone help them shampoo their hair after rhinoplasty. Over a sink with your face facing up toward the the ceiling. You can also go to a salon and have them wash your hair. Good luck with your rhinoplasty and be well.Dr. P
You can try washing your hair from behind, so as to limit the amount of water that may reach your nasal splint (cast). I would check with your particular surgeon to find out what aftercare instructions they may want you to follow.
It is probably best to check in with your operative surgeon about what their suggestions are about keeping the cast dry after a rhinoplasty. Most patients wash their hair in a sink while keeping the cast dry.
Sort of depends on the kind of fighting you do. If you wear head protection, then that's great. If you're always getting punched in the nose, then you might think about waiting until you end your career. If surgery seems like a reasonable idea, remember that rhinoplasty is an exquisitely ...
Hi @kaylarene4! It is not ideal to shave down a dorsal hump without performing osteotomies because when the dorsal hump is shaved down, the bridge across the left and right nasal bones will be removed. This leads you with a wide flat bridge and visible left nasal bone and a separate visible...
In order to complete the recovery of nasal bone and soft tissues, you should wait 1 year after facial trauma. If the surgery is performed before completing the nasal bone recovery, the bone deformity possibility is high.
Thank you for you for your question. I would recommend Rhinoplasty with the latest Ultrasonic Rhinoplasty device Piezo®: In traditional Rhinoplasty, surgical instruments known as rasps and osteotomies (hammer and chisel) are used to reshape the nasal bones by removing the hump and/or ...
I believe there are a few things that can be done to your nose to make you happier with it: narrow the tip (like the woman in the short video that I posted with this answer), and also elevate the tip upwards, and perhaps move the tip back a bit closer to your face, and then lower the bridge to ...
There is no reason not to take probiotics after elective surgery, including rhinoplasty. Good luck.
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