Rhinoplasty recovery: What to expect?
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I’m currently getting everything ready for my second nose surgery. When I went under the knife the first time, my only real goal was to get rid of that bump, and honestly, they achieved that part perfectly. However, I’m still dealing with a deviated septum, and to make matters worse, this tiny little bump popped up right on the bridge of my nose just a few months after the initial procedure—and it hasn't gone away since. If it were just about the aesthetics, I probably wouldn't bother going back in for another operation, but breathing has become such a massive struggle lately, and it feels like the respiratory issues are only getting worse as time goes on. So, I wanted to reach out and ask:
Has anyone here actually gone through a revision surgery? I’ve heard whispers that the process can be quite intense and that surgeons usually have to use an "open technique" for these types of corrections.
Also, has anyone had their procedure done at Mayo Clinic? I’ve heard some really glowing reviews about their specialists, specifically that they are incredibly skilled at fixing mistakes made by private cosmetic surgeons.
Has anyone here actually gone through a revision surgery? I’ve heard whispers that the process can be quite intense and that surgeons usually have to use an "open technique" for these types of corrections.
Also, has anyone had their procedure done at Mayo Clinic? I’ve heard some really glowing reviews about their specialists, specifically that they are incredibly skilled at fixing mistakes made by private cosmetic surgeons.