Snoring After Rhinoplasty and What Can Help
Snoring after rhinoplasty can get louder and last longer, disturbing your sleep and leaving you tired. Learn the common causes and when to see a doctor.
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Snoring after rhinoplasty can get louder and last longer, disturbing your sleep and leaving you tired. Learn the common causes and when to see a doctor.
A flat nose, or a nose with a low bridge (no nasal bridge), has a very low or almost absent nasal bridge that makes the face look flat, with a flared nasal tip and a lot of soft tissue that gives a bulbous nose.
Sagging facial skin can make you look older than your age and less fresh than before, with tired-looking eyes from drooping outer corners, low eyebrows, lines along the cheek folds and deep lines on the forehead.
If you have cheek grooves or deep nasolabial folds that make your face look older than your age, other procedures can help reduce these concerns, such as:
A keloid from rhinoplasty surgery cannot fade by itself. It needs treatment with medical devices and suitable care to reduce its size, ease symptoms and help the scar fade.
Avoid spicy food and high-sodium food after rhinoplasty, such as pickled and fermented food, pla ra (Thai fermented fish), processed food, seafood and alcoholic drinks, to reduce swelling and inflammation.
Can I eat durian after rhinoplasty? You can, but only in small amounts. Avoiding it if you can lowers the chance of slow wound healing and infection after rhinoplasty.
If you have rhinoplasty or revision rhinoplasty and are cared for by an experienced surgeon, the chance of a scar or keloid is low. The surgeons at S45 Clinic will assess you first.
Sleeping on your side or on your front can make the new shape move and may cause inflammation from pressure on the wound. Many people sleep sitting up instead, but this is another position to avoid.
Learn about Endotine complications and benefits. Endotine is a bioabsorbable (Bio-Plastic) device used in facelifts that dissolves on its own, with small incisions and a short operation.