Most nose jobs in Charlotte are done to fix more than one part of the nose at the same time. But every once in a while, a patient wants a modification to just one part of the nose — the bridge, the tip or the nostrils.When the bridge of the nose is operated on, it can be to correct a hump in the nose (or an outright deviated septum) or it can be to narrow the whole nose as a prelude to operating on the nostrils. Stop smoking and drinking for two to three weeks before the surgery, and don’t take aspirin, ibuprofen or vitamin E. Get someone to drive you home from wherever the operation is happening. For the first two to three days after the procedure, take your antibiotics and whichever pain medication your surgeon prescribes, and follow his or her advice on cold packs. Be sure to get plenty of food, water and sleep, keeping your head elevated to reduce swelling. Dr. Sean Freeman is Charlotte’s best rhinoplasty surgeon. He’s been certified by two different surgery boards, the American Board of Otolaryngology (head and neck surgery) and the American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. Since 1988 he’s stuck to facial plastic surgery, including nose jobs. Many of his patients have already had nose jobs done by other surgeons, and come to him for revision rhinoplasty to get the results they wanted in the first place. If you live in or near Charlotte and are interested in a nose job, schedule your appointment or online consultation today.
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