I also asked in a forum that is specifically for this, but people are not very responsive and there are over 1,000 reads, but no comments. So ... can you give me advice on rhinoplasty with Dr. Safet Kulov? I read that he is a very good ENT specialist and seems to be doing ultrasound rhinoplasty, something no one else does here. I want to correct only the hump of the nose, which is light. Who has had surgery - how much it hurts, up and down and then what nasty things are expected? I gave birth and it hurt inhumanly, so I wonder what rhinoplasty is, if it is milder, it doesn't scare me.
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Hello, darling One of the most common side effects of rhinoplasty is swelling around the eyes and nose. The swelling is most noticeable in the days after surgery, but disappears after about two weeks. There may be some swelling up to six months after the rhinoplasty. The final results after nasal surgery are best seen after about a year. Because rhinoplasty involves extensive changes in the nasal bones and cartilage, it is normal for patients to experience pain and discomfort after surgery. Usually the pain is not unbearable and painkillers are enough to mask it. For people who are more sensitive to pain, your doctor may prescribe stronger medications. The degree of bruising that the patient will receive varies depending on the sensitivity of his skin and the operation itself. Bruises usually appear around the eye area and last for up to ten days. Bruising is not considered a sign of any complications, but the patient must monitor his condition for the first few days after surgery. If something seems unusual, your doctor should advise you on what measures to take. Remember that recovery after rhinoplasty requires mostly time and rest. Greetings!
I also had a rhinoplasty with an ENT surgeon, but with Assoc. Prof. Dzhambazov. There is a lot of discomfort after the operation and mine was with an ultrasound 4 years ago in Plovdiv, so this information is not very correct, but anyway. The pain is about 2 weeks. I couldn't eat at all, I drank smoothies and cream soups. Sleeping is also a nightmare, especially if you are asleep. During this time, if there are bruises and swelling, they go away. I applied reparal gel and it went very quickly. After these 2 weeks I went to have some plates removed from my nose, but I don't know if they are put on everyone, I had a crooked nasal septum. Removing them is quite painful, I turned blue again. I can't compare rhinoplasty to childbirth. Rhinoplasty is under general anesthesia, the hard part is after that. I gave birth with an epidural and the next day I was like new. For me, rhinoplasty was more uncomfortable, if I may put it that way. But she gave me confidence and self-confidence, and I don't regret doing it. Good luck
You ask for experience, not advice. So it's not about unresponsiveness, and that's why most people who read your story didn't have rhinoplasty. If the defect is not so big, do not do it. You have a child, spend the money on something useful.
Author. Thank you. I gave up.
If you do not have a crooked nasal septum, you do not have a big nose and this is not a big complex for you, do not do rhinoplasty. It hurts, it is possible to get problems such as: - Impossible breathing. - Swelling for months or even a year. - Calcification. It doesn't matter how good the surgeon is. Because I have seen very good results, but also very deplorable ones, who are whining on the forums instead of seeking their rights. Everyone makes mistakes, you have to be lucky to make you the way you want and to like yourself more. Turkish surgeons are fakirs in rhinoplasty. I have an acquaintance who has been operated on in Turkey for 8 bonas, but her result is more than satisfactory, because she had a big, backy nose. - I would not risk, nor give enthusiasm to people who really do not have a problem.