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Seriously though, what is going on with these lumps???
What's the deal with these little lumps popping up after surgery? I just noticed one myself... how long do they usually stick around, and will they eventually go away on their own?
TATE, go ask someone else what they think. I had my surgery at Mayo Clinic about two months ago, and honestly, the more time passes, the happier I am with the results. I wasn't exactly thrilled right after the procedure... but once you get used to the change, it clicks. My nose used to be really long and crooked, but now it looks actually natural. It’s still a bit swollen, but that’s fading every single day.
I had nose surgery about a month and a half ago. Is it normal for my nasal discharge to have an unpleasant smell, or for me to catch whiffs of it whenever I take a breath?
Ugh, I'm feeling much more relaxed now. 🙂 Quick question though—how many times a day am I supposed to be applying those drugstore nasal compresses, and for how long each time?
It’s been 25 days since my nose surgery, and I still haven't fully gotten my sense of smell or taste back. Is that considered normal?
Hey there... I had nose surgery about ten days ago with Zambelli. My nose used to be long and a bit bumpy, but it wasn't wide. It was actually fine. To be honest, I'm not exactly thrilled right now. My nose is still super swollen, so it’s hard to tell, but while the profile looks good, from the front it feels like nothing changed—actually, it looks even wider than before, though that's probably just the swelling. The doctor shortened it, but in my eyes, not enough. It still feels too long, specifically that part between the nostrils. I don't know, I expected a bit more from such a well-known doctor. Honestly, I feel like some surgeon at a public hospital could have done a better job for free. Nadan hopes things will improve once the swelling goes down over the next few weeks, or maybe months. So, yeah.