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Swollen Nostrils, Breathing Hurts, Took Alcohol After Surgery, Had Rhinoplasty Surgery

I m 4 weeks post op from rhinoplasty .. But just worked 3 12h shifts in 3 days in Vegas where it s smokey n I had alcohol for first tme since surgery . Combo if alcohol, long hrs n smoke messed me up. I m so swollen in my nostrils n icant breathe n it hurts kinda. Any idea hs long this will last?? Im downing water n not wrking for next Few days. It s so uncomfortable
Fri, 1 Jun 2012
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Dear Miller,
Thanks for contacting hcm
you seem to have got some inflammatory reaction to either some stich leftover/ infection/ ischemia because of the smoke and alcohol.
If it is the last you need to consult your operating bestplasticsurgeon/consultant so that he can guide you better how to reduce your edema, lest you have permanent scarring.
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Swollen Nostrils, Breathing Hurts, Took Alcohol After Surgery, Had Rhinoplasty Surgery

Dear Miller, Thanks for contacting hcm you seem to have got some inflammatory reaction to either some stich leftover/ infection/ ischemia because of the smoke and alcohol. If it is the last you need to consult your operating bestplasticsurgeon/consultant so that he can guide you better how to reduce your edema, lest you have permanent scarring.