Entries in Rhinoplasty (4)
Would I Have Rhinoplasty Again?
The tip of my nose goes a little to the left. Not that you could notice because you wouldn’t sit there and look at my nose in a thousand different angles repeatedly. But, you would your own. Also, I had to have cartilage taken out on the right side and added to the left. But, I noticed by comparing my befores that my nose went to the side even before my rhinoplasty.
My Recovery After Rhinoplasty
Finally my rhinoplasty surgery is completed and we’re home!! Uh oh. I am nauseated… You ingest a bit of blood during the procedure and it can make you sick. Which it did. In my
flowerbed. In front of my neighbors. Marc said our neighbor was walking with her baby stroller and an accompanying rug rat and I threw up this black-red substance into my Lobelias and Violets!!! For shame!! Marc said the neighbor just kind of started walking faster and was trying not to stare. I wonder if she thought I had been kidnapped or something?
The swelling and pressure is relieved by icing and I strongly recommend it. I was instructed to keep it iced for 48 hours and then thereafter for comfort. The best thing to ice it down with is, get this, a bag of frozen peas. Knowing from experience now, I recommend using frozen raspberries or blueberries, because frozen peas tend to stink after a while and my friend busted her bag ‘o’ peas all over herself and her bed linen! Alternatively, I suggest that you buy both the veggies and the fruits and see which you like better. I mean it’s not like they are expensive, right? Peas are lighter, however. I alternated between gel packs, fruits and veggies. A veritable
My Rhinoplasty Surgery Experience
Well, surgery day rolls up and I am excited…I used to have this tendency to freak out when going under anesthesia so, of
course, I did. I started asking everyone if I was dying and cursing and asking where I was. Well, a few minutes later I was totally down for the count.
Rhinoplasty: Why I wanted it
I went to my doctor with the complaint of my having a “ball-peen hammer nose”; clinically referred to as a ‘Hanging Columella’. Now, I never really thought of my nose as unsightly until a very rude photographer said I had a “Ball-peen Hammer” nose. What the heck does that mean?!? So, ever since then I have been insecure about it (9 whole years until the day of the operation), I had considered having a nose job. Plus, I wanted the tiny hump removed.




