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Should I avoid second-hand smoke exposure? I’m 12 days out from open Rhinoplasty surgery.

heather19382Dec 9, 2017
One of my best friends is having a birthday party in a bar this evening that allows smoking inside. Should I not attend due to second hand smoke exposure? I’m 12 days out from open Rhinoplasty surgery.

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Callum Faris, MD

Thanks for the question. It looks like you have had a reductive rhinoplasty where the dorsum and nasal length was reduced to give you a smaller nose. This in itself is fine, however there seems to be some cosmetic issues now. It would be important to see preoperative photos...

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You don't appear to have a rhinophyma.  Rhinophyma is usually seen in older men and can be treated surgically with great results.  You may, however, have some rosacea and large pores.  I would recommend that you see a dermatologist for that.  Good luck!  

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You can certainly take down some of the nasal bridge and project the tip more to give a sloped appearance. However, it is important to keep a natural appearance and not overdo things. Be sure to see a rhinoplasty specialist for consultation.

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