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Archives: LA Plastic Surgery Blog

Orange County Cosmetic Surgeon Q & A

September 9th, 2009

Ask Doctor Grover – How do I prevent bruising after Nose Job?

There are many factors involved to minimize bruising, some of which you have control of.  First of all, as the surgeon, it helps to use a gentle touch and to minimize disruption of the periosteum or lining that covers the bone. Avoid aspirin and other non steroidal anti inflammatories such as advil, alleve and ibuprofen for 10 days prior to surgery. Also, avoid Vitamin E, fish oil, Echinacea, AirBorne etc.  Take arnica montana several days prior to and following your surgery. Additionally, plenty of icing is important post operatively.

For more information, contact Orange County Plastic Surgeon Dr. Sanjay Grover.


Newport Beach Plastic Surgeon Q & A

August 13th, 2009

Ask Doctor Grover – ‘Bad’ Nose Job Results are Subjective

A ‘bad nose job’ can be very subjective. A bad nose job can present itself with a undesired cosmetic appearance or an undesired breathing problem. Realize that the nose will go through a lengthy ‘healing’ period following rhinoplasty. This can be anywhere from 1 to 2 years. Do not rush into a rhinoplasty revision; however, it is not unreasonable to discuss your concerns with your plastic surgeon or another if you have significant concerns or anxiety. Avoid undergoing further surgery for at least one year following your initial rhinoplasty.

For more information, contact Orange County Plastic Surgeon Dr. Sanjay Grover.


Newport Beach Plastic Surgeon Q & A

June 22nd, 2009

Ask Doctor Grover – How to Minimize Bruising After Rhinoplasty

There are many factors involved to minimize bruising, some of which you have control of.  First of all, as the surgeon, it helps to use a gentle touch and to minimize disruption of the periosteum or lining that covers the bone. Avoid aspirin and other non steroidal anti inflammatories such as advil, alleve and ibuprofen for 10 days prior to surgery. Also, avoid Vitamin E, fish oil, Echinacea, AirBorne etc.  Take arnica montana several days prior to and following your surgery. Additionally, plenty of icing is important post operatively.

For more information, contact Orange County Plastic Surgeon Dr. Sanjay Grover.


Orange County Plastic Surgeon Q & A

June 22nd, 2009

Ask Doctor Grover – Healing Time After Rhinoplasty?

Generally speaking, patients will notice an immediate change in their appearance the moment the splint is removed.  Most initial healing and reduction of most swelling occurs during the first 2-3 months.  One will notice diminution in the amount of swelling gradually over the next year (with thin skin) and up to two years (with thicker skin).

For more information, contact Orange County Plastic Surgeon Dr. Sanjay Grover.


Orange County Cosmetic Surgeon Q & A

June 19th, 2009

Ask Doctor Grover – Rhinoplasty Recovery Time Varies From Patient to Patient

Recovery following rhinoplasty will vary amongst patients and surgeons. Some patients may notice little to no bruising following a rhinoplasty while others may experience a moderate amount. If osteotomies (bone breaking) were performed, a splint/cast will be placed for 5-7 days. Some patients are comfortable going out in public after 2-3 days with their splint on while others prefer to wait 7-8 days until their splint is removed. If you have a party or photo shoot, you may prefer to wait 2-3 weeks.

For more information, contact Orange County Plastic Surgeon Dr. Sanjay Grover.


Newport Beach Plastic Surgeon Q & A

June 19th, 2009

Ask Doctor Grover – A Bad Nose Job is in the Eye of the Beholder

A ‘bad nose job’ can be very subjective. A bad nose job can present itself with a undesired cosmetic appearance or an undesired breathing problem. Realize that the nose will go through a lengthy ‘healing’ period following rhinoplasty. This can be anywhere from 1 to 2 years. Do not rush into a rhinoplasty revision; however, it is not unreasonable to discuss your concerns with your plastic surgeon or another if you have significant concerns or anxiety. Avoid undergoing further surgery for at least one year following your initial rhinoplasty.

For more information, contact Orange County Plastic Surgeon Dr. Sanjay Grover.


Newport Beach Plastic Surgeon Q & A

June 3rd, 2009

Ask Doctor Grover – What to do about bad nose job results

A ‘bad nose job’ can be very subjective. A bad nose job can present itself with a undesired cosmetic appearance or an undesired breathing problem. Realize that the nose will go through a lengthy ‘healing’ period following rhinoplasty. This can be anywhere from 1 to 2 years. Do not rush into a rhinoplasty revision; however, it is not unreasonable to discuss your concerns with your plastic surgeon or another if you have significant concerns or anxiety. Avoid undergoing further surgery for at least one year following your initial rhinoplasty.

For more information, contact Orange County Plastic Surgeon Dr. Sanjay Grover.


Orange County Cosmetic Surgeon Q & A

May 22nd, 2009

Recovery Time for Nose Job – Rhinoplasty

Recovery following rhinoplasty will vary amongst patients and surgeons.  Some patients may notice little to no bruising following a rhinoplasty while others may experience a moderate amount.  If osteotomies (bone breaking) were performed, a splint/cast will be placed for 5-7 days.  Some patients are comfortable going out in public after 2-3 days with their splint on while others prefer to wait 7-8 days until their splint is removed.  If you have a party or photo shoot, you may prefer to wait 2-3 weeks.

For more information, contact Orange County Plastic Surgeon Dr. Sanjay Grover.


Newport Beach Plastic Surgeon Q & A

May 22nd, 2009

Ask Doctor Grover – Tips for Minimizing Bruising After Rhinoplasty Surgery

There are many factors involved to minimize bruising, some of which you have control of.  First of all, as the surgeon, it helps to use a gentle touch and to minimize disruption of the periosteum or lining that covers the bone. Avoid aspirin and other non steroidal anti inflammatories such as advil, alleve and ibuprofen for 10 days prior to surgery. Also, avoid Vitamin E, fish oil, Echinacea, AirBorne etc.  Take arnica montana several days prior to and following your surgery. Additionally, plenty of icing is important post operatively.

For more information, contact Orange County Plastic Surgeon Dr. Sanjay Grover.


Orange County Plastic Surgeon Q & A

May 4th, 2009

Long-term Rhinoplasty recovery should not take more than six to nine months

It would be very unusual for you to have swelling 20 years after surgery.  It is not uncommon to have some persistent mild swelling for one to two years folllowing rhinoplasty.  It is more likely that there is an anatomical issue that still bothers you.

You should seek a consultation with a rhinoplasty specialist to further evaluate your nose and give you some advice.

For more information, contact Orange County Plastic Surgeon Dr. Sanjay Grover.


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