Breathable turundas for the nose after surgery. Turundas after rhinoplasty. Will turunda dry up to the nasal mucosa

Many women who are interested in the possibility of having rhinoplasty look on the Internet for photos of people who have already gone through this operation. On the second day, the standard scans are swollen faces with bruises and gauze pads sticking out of both nostrils. Oddly enough, they often confuse women more than bruises and swelling.

These gauze swabs are called turundas. There is nothing wrong with them. Wearing turundas after rhinoplasty in the nose will not take long - only in the early postoperative period. Already on the second day they will be pulled out. We will answer the most common questions people have about turundas.

What are turundas and why are they needed?

Turundas are dense gauze strips. They are soaked in oil and inserted into the nose after surgery. Turundas are dense enough to press blood vessels and prevent bleeding. At the same time, they are soft enough not to injure the nasal mucosa. Turundas absorb the remnants of blood that flows from damaged vessels. In addition, they help to properly apply the plaster.

Will the turunda dry up to the nasal mucosa?

Often women are afraid that the turundas will have to be pulled out of the nose along with the nostrils, severely injuring the mucous membrane. This is not true. Indeed, a dry tissue would dry out because the blood coagulates and sticks to the material. But to prevent this phenomenon, turunda is lubricated with oil. On the one hand, it provides moisture to the nasal passages. On the other hand, it does not allow the turunda to dry out to the mucous membrane. Therefore, at the right time they can be removed without problems and torment.

When are turundas removed?

Turundas are removed from the nasal passages the very next day after the operation. So one night the patient must spend the night in their presence. Nothing wrong with that. Each of us has faced the need to breathe through the mouth all night during a runny nose and nasal congestion. It's annoying, but not fatal.

Turunda removal is almost painless. Some patients report discomfort. But they do not last very long - just a few seconds.

Is it possible to remove turundas on my own?

Turunda is removed by a specialist. After all, after this, bleeding from the nose may open, so the doctor must be ready to provide medical assistance if necessary. But nothing bad usually happens. The nose is simply cleared of blood and clots. Severe bleeding does not develop.

It is not advisable to remove them on your own. With turundas, the patient still does not go home. After all, he remains on the first day after the operation in a hospital, under the supervision of doctors.

Most patients after rhinoplasty admit that they expected turundas with fear, but remember them with a smile. There is nothing wrong with them. Turundas after rhinoplasty bring some discomfort, but are painless and stay in the nose for a very short time.

After surgical correction of the nose, special tampons are inserted into the nostrils. Many patients are very afraid to take them out because they believe that the procedure will be painful. However, this is not always the case.

After any surgical intervention, the body needs time to recover. As for rhinoplasty itself, it involves damage to soft tissues, as well as cartilage and bone skeleton of the nose as a result of corrective manipulations. All this inevitably affects its appearance and main function. Gradually the state is normalized. The final result of the operation largely depends on how “smooth” the rehabilitation will be.

First stage of rehabilitation

I had to deal with people who were more afraid of the extraction procedure than the operation.

Turund functions

And modern turundas smell good. They are impregnated with a special oil that moisturizes the nasal mucosa and promotes regeneration. The oil softens the seams, so that blood and ichor do not accumulate on them.

Feelings depend on the quality of tampons

It is noteworthy that turundas are different: from the simplest and cheapest, made right in the operating room, to high-quality and expensive ones. Perhaps this explains the diversity of stories about rehabilitation after rhinoplasty. In some of them, the turundas are given more space than the operation itself, while in others these devices are not even mentioned. I care about my patients and therefore I use only high-quality turundas. Taking them out doesn't hurt at all.

Rhinoplasty consists of three stages: incision (operative access), operation (operative reception) and suturing.
As for the first stage, it is short-lived. The difficulty is that the surgeon must accurately determine the location of the incision. Since the operation is performed on the face, the surgeon must, if possible, “hide” the future scar. Therefore, the incision is made along the fold of the skin near the wings of the nose or in another place where it will be less conspicuous. If performed, nasal septum plasty, then internal access is used on the nasal mucosa.

Surgical reception is a difficult and difficult part of the operation for the surgeon. After all, if he makes a mistake, the patient will have an unsuccessful rhinoplasty, and the reviews about this doctor are unlikely to be good. Therefore, removing the hump, shortening the tip and other actions are performed very accurately and accurately. With the help of an assistant, the surgeon transplants tissues, separates or stitches the necessary structures.

Starting a rhinoplasty

The patient is given anesthesia. Anesthesia can be both general and local. Do not be afraid of general anesthesia, which is preferable during rhinoplasty. General anesthesia, which is used in plastic surgery, is completely safe.

It is performed on tissue surfaces, so a deep incision is not required. The key to the success of plastic surgery is the right access.

Transcartilaginous rhinoplasty

With this access, the incision is made through the cartilage. The skin is cut along with the alar cartilage. The cephalic part of the alar cartilage is removed. This access is used in cases where you need a little and give it the desired shape.

The transcartilaginous approach is suitable for patients who do not have very thick skin at the tip of the nose and provided that the tip of the nose is not wide.

Intercartilaginous access rhinoplasty

Intercartilaginous access is carried out between the cartilages. An incision is made between the superior lateral and inferior lateral cartilages.
With illiterate use, it can cause rather rough scarring in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe internal nasal valve.

Marginal access rhinoplasty

With a marginal approach, the incision is made along the edge of the alar cartilage, which provides full access to the inferolateral cartilage. Shortening of the lateral leg, suturing, marcellation incisions are carried out only with this access. In addition, manipulations are performed under full visual control. Technically, this access is quite complicated and only surgeons with extensive experience own it.

Combined rhinoplasty

This type of rhinoplasty is combined with a combination of two incisions: intercartilaginous and alar, and gives 100% access to the cartilages of the nose.

Turundas after surgery

Turundas are special cotton swabs that are inserted into the nostrils. While they are in the nose, you will only have to breathe through your mouth.
Tampons prevent bleeding in the early postoperative period, fix the cartilage on the bone from the inside. And outside this function is performed by a plaster cast. Thus, the tissues of the nose are fixed on both sides, which prevents their displacement after rhinoplasty.

Physiological features of the development of the skeleton, polyps, facial injuries are the most common provocateurs of the curvature of the nasal septum. This problem is diagnosed in the vast majority of patients (>80%) who complain of shortness of breath, chronic otitis media, frequent exposure to colds and regular bleeding. Septoplasty is a surgical correction of irregularities, removal of excessive growths of cartilage and bone tissue.

Surgery for deviated nasal septum

The procedure can be performed by two methods: endoscopic or laser. The first option involves the use of microsurgical instruments, the second - modern laser equipment. The choice of the method of septoplasty depends solely on the recommendations of the doctor who performed the rhinoscopy, who studied the results of the tests and the patient's medical record. The possibility of operable intervention is determined based on the lifestyle of the patient, his age. Septoplasty can be performed from the age of 6 if indicated.

The procedure using a laser does not require stationary observation of the patient, it is considered more gentle, but has an impressive list of contraindications, including complex curvature of the septum. Endoscopic septoplasty allows you to achieve maximum efficiency, but often requires the use of general anesthesia, sometimes burdened with complications. It can be combined with vasotomy if a deviated septum interferes with normal breathing along with vasomotor rhinitis.

What is important to know about septoplasty?

Regardless of the type of operation chosen, it is always carried out according to plan. Septoplasty is considered a minimally invasive and non-traumatic intervention, so you should not be afraid for your health. Passing the necessary tests, consulting an anesthesiologist and an otolaryngologist will reveal the presence of contraindications.

IMPORTANT: the systematic use of any pharmacological drugs, the date of the last menstruation, bad habits, in particular smoking, can delay the operation.

Conducting septolasty:

• Duration: from 30 minutes to 2.5 hours.
• Pain relief: local or general anesthesia. The choice depends on the complexity and type of operation.
• Specialization of the doctor: rhinosurgeon or ENT surgeon.

When the patient recovers from anesthesia, the process of his rehabilitation begins. Maximum knowledge, readiness for postoperative complications and compliance with medical prescriptions will help you quickly return to your usual lifestyle, not burdened by shortness of breath.

Rehabilitation after septoplasty

Surgical treatment of the curvature of the nasal septum involves a short stay in the hospital - the postoperative period. Its duration rarely exceeds 4 days and depends on the complexity of the septoplasty performed, the body's response to it, including the development of complications. Outpatient observation accompanies the recovery period, lasting 2-4 weeks. Upon completion, the patient can return to the daily rhythm of life, following the temporary medical instructions received at discharge.

A day after septoplasty, the patient is unable to breathe through his nose - turundas are placed in it to hold the septum in the correct position and prevent bleeding. Fixation of bone tissue is performed with a bandage made of thermoplastic or gypsum. In addition, air sampling tubes can be inserted into the nasal cavity. After laser septoplasty, the doctor uses nasal silicone splints.

Breathing through the mouth often provokes dry lips, increased thirst, headache, swelling of the nasopharynx. Possible side effects of anesthesia include dizziness, nausea, weakness and drowsiness. An increase in body temperature, soreness of the upper jaw are the expected consequences of surgical intervention. The first postoperative sanitation is carried out by the doctor within a day after septoplasty. Turundas are finally removed within 72 hours at the discretion of the surgeon.

The feasibility of applying compresses to relieve swelling should be individually discussed with the attending surgeon. The same applies to the prevention of infectious complications and the possibility of an early return to the usual way of life.

• If the patient was given general anesthesia, then after the termination of its action, one should not eat and drink for several hours so as not to provoke vomiting. You can rinse your mouth, moisten your lips with water or use hygienic lipstick.
• Nutrition after surgery should be fractional, on the first day it is preferable to eat liquid meals.

IMPORTANT: it is advisable not to include in the diet products that can cause any manifestations of allergies, since runny nose and sneezing after septoplasty are provocateurs of complications.

• Predominantly bed rest with little physical activity.
• Regular rinsing of the nose according to the instructions received from the ENT specialist.
• Controlling changes in body temperature. Its indicator above 38 ° C signals an inflammatory process.
• Sleep and rest only on the back with a raised headboard.

Medical prohibitions

Compliance with postoperative rules will allow the patient to minimize the risk of complications. After septoplasty, it is unacceptable:

• consume spicy, hot dishes and drinks, carbonated drinks;
• move actively, turn your head sharply, lift heavy objects, bend over;
• walk for a long time, especially in the fresh air, where there is a high probability of contracting SARS;
• blow your nose and sneeze with your mouth closed, creating excess pressure in the nasal cavity;
• smoke.

Being in a hospital allows you to quickly get the necessary medical care. For example, with severe pain, the doctor will prescribe an effective anesthetic drug, sleeping pills. Also, the doctor has the opportunity to timely fix and stop the development of any postoperative complication, prescribe the introduction of antibiotics.

The next 1-3 weeks the patient is observed by an ENT doctor. The latter controls the rate of healing of injured tissues, gives specific recommendations regarding hygiene procedures, and answers questions of concern to the patient. Restoration of breathing occurs as the edema resolves. This period lasts an average of 10-14 days, depending on the individual characteristics of the organism and the quality and regularity of nasal lavage.

Outpatient monitoring of a patient after septoplasty does not guarantee absolute protection against possible complications. During this period, the patient himself is 90% responsible for his health, since he is obliged to independently carry out regular sanitation of the nasal cavity. It is in his interests to scrupulously observe medical prescriptions.

Discharge from the hospital obliges the patient:

• wash the sinuses daily with the means prescribed by the doctor;
• try to avoid visiting crowded places, wear a medical mask in the clinic to minimize the risk of contracting SARS;
• humidify the air in the house to facilitate breathing;
• attend physiotherapy procedures for the speedy removal of puffiness and restoration of breathing

Medical prohibitions

A full and speedy recovery after surgery is possible only if there are no complications. The latter may be the result of:

• attempts to independently remove the threads from the seams;
• blowing your nose with stuffy nose;
• the use of vasoconstrictor drops and aspirin-containing drugs without a doctor's prescription;
• doing sports;
• heavy physical work;
• visits to the bath or sauna;
• wearing glasses;
• the use of alcoholic beverages;
• smoking.

Nasal Care

After surgery to eliminate the curvature of the nasal septum, daily washing of the sinuses is required. The procedure is carried out to prevent infection and the appearance of cracks, remove the resulting crusts and moisturize the mucosa. In addition to salt, oil and antiseptic solutions, the doctor can prescribe ointments that accelerate the healing of injured tissues.

Preparations for the restoration of the nasal mucosa:

• Nasal products, for example, Aquamaris, Aqualor, Dolphin, Humer;
• Levomekol or Heparin ointment.

Nasal wash procedure:

1. Using a medical pear or syringe, the used solution is poured into the nasal passages with moderate pressure;
2. Both sinuses are processed alternately;
3. With cotton swabs, blood clots and crusts that have exfoliated from the mucosa are carefully removed.

Sanitation of the nasal sinuses should be carried out daily during the recovery period every 3-4 hours. The lack of timely removal of crusts can provoke such a complication as perforation of the nasal septum, often the result of suppuration. Washing the nose does not guarantee the absolute restoration of normal breathing after several repetitions. The procedure helps to speed up the removal of puffiness that impedes air circulation.

Within another 2-3 months of proper care of the nasal cavity, the mucosa completely heals, breathing is restored. If after this period the patient has no complaints, then the operation on the deviated nasal septum is considered successfully performed. You can return to work, if it is not associated with physical activity, 10-14 days after septoplasty.

Possible complications: from edema to perforation of the nasal septum

Surgery for a deviated septum is a tissue-traumatic procedure, so some deterioration in the patient's condition is expected. Supervising his well-being by a doctor allows you to provide psychological support to a patient who is worried about his health. Experienced stress or insufficient care of the nasal cavity after surgery can be expressed by the body with the following complications:

• Bleeding. It is stopped by turundas soaked in hemostatic and antiseptic agents.
• Edema. For its reason, the first weeks after the removal of special tampons, nasal breathing is difficult.
• Bruising. The complication is transient and extremely rare, since the external tissues are not affected by the surgeon.
• Feeling of numbness of tip of nose and anterior upper teeth. During the operation, the nerve endings leading to the gum region are affected. Sensitivity is restored within 2 months.
• Green highlights. May be the result of SARS, local inflammation or sinusitis. The latter is accompanied by pressure in the sinuses, headaches, congestion in the ears.
• Infection. Insufficient care of the postoperative field will lead to the multiplication of pathogenic microbes. Consequence of local inflammation: redness, swelling, pain and abscess (purulent discharge);
• Synechia. They cause nasal congestion a few weeks after septoplasty. Synechia - adhesions between the walls of blood vessels, blocking the lumen of the nasal passages. Symptoms: snoring, dry mouth, nasal congestion, nasality.
• Perforation of the nasal septum. The complication occurs due to malnutrition of the cartilage tissue. Symptoms: whistling when breathing, a pronounced feeling of dryness in the nasopharynx, purulent discharge is possible.
• Deformation of the nose (retraction of its back). A consequence of careless work of the rhinosurgeon or perforation of the septum.
• No positive result. Inadequate breathing, frequent nasal congestion - a reason for a new examination. Neglect of medical recommendations and prohibitions can cause a slight curvature of the nasal septum after septoplasty.
• Partial or complete loss of smell. It may be the result of an individual reaction of the body, errors of the surgeon, or damage to the mucosa.

These complications are found during the rehabilitation period. Some of them can only be eliminated through a new operation. Compliance with medical recommendations and competent preparation for septoplasty will minimize the risk of these problems.

Conclusion

Regular nasal congestion requires a mandatory consultation with a qualified otolaryngologist. He will examine, explain how to determine the curvature of the nasal septum, what type of operation is appropriate to choose in a particular case. Properly performed septoplasty and compliance with further medical recommendations will allow the patient to begin to breathe freely with full breasts.

To speed up the recovery of the nose after rhinoplasty, you should follow the medical recommendations, as well as know what you can and cannot do during this period.

First days, month, year, life after rhinoplasty

Of course, after such a surgical intervention as rhinoplasty, life in general changes. This is due to the fact that a person’s complexes disappear according to his appearance, he becomes more self-confident and remains satisfied when looking at himself in the mirror.

However, in order to achieve beautiful noses after rhinoplasty, patients have to go a long way towards perfect appearance.

Since the operation is accompanied by discomfort and has a long recovery period. Frequent questions after or before surgery are: does the tip of the nose drop after rhinoplasty, does it hurt, how long does rehabilitation take, and much more.

• The first day after rhinoplasty is determined by rather vivid symptoms, at this time there is severe swelling, soreness of the nose, difficulty breathing as a result of the introduction of cotton turundas into the nasal cavities. In addition, in the first days after rhinoplasty, bruises and bruises are often present on the face, which gradually subside over time.
• The demand for rhinoplasty is determined by a positive final result, complications occur in rare cases. In addition to modeling the nose itself, during the procedure, the deformity of the septum can be corrected and the tip and wings of the nose can be changed.
• Scarring of tissues after rhinoplasty of the nose occurs, as a rule, during rehabilitation or at the end of it. It all depends on the care of the operated area and the regenerative abilities of the body.

From all that has been described, we can conclude that the life of a person who decides to have an operation changes greatly for the better.

What symptoms and complications are observed in the patient during the rehabilitation period?

As a result of nose rhinoplasty, patients often experience symptoms of complications, which are determined by various conditions, can be short or long, that is, not correctable on their own.

• Swelling of the tip of the nose after rhinoplasty

Swelling of the nose, including the tip, very often occurs after surgical intervention, since as a result of the operation there is a violation of soft tissues and blood vessels. For some people, slight swelling after rhinoplasty can persist for a year.

1. To eliminate swelling after rhinoplasty, the patient may be prescribed diprospan or other medications.
2. The duration of edema after surgery may be different, mainly this symptom begins to subside after the first week of the rehabilitation period or at a later date.

• Bone callus after rhinoplasty

Often, as a result of surgery, patients may
find a callus on the nose area, which occurs due to swelling and is a bulging of cartilage tissue.

• No breathing and stuffy nose after rhinoplasty

The main and most common complication after rhinoplasty nose is a violation of respiratory activity, which is associated with high swelling, pain and the presence of nasal turundas.

The respiratory function of the nose after the operation is restored, as a rule, the field of reducing swelling and removing cotton turundas. In time, it can be 1-2 or more weeks after rhinoplasty.

• After rhinoplasty, a hump appeared on the bridge of the nose

The appearance of a hump after surgery appears rare, but possible. This condition is determined by the wrong actions of a medical specialist. Most often, such a defect will need to be corrected only after a minimum of 6 months has elapsed with a second operation.

If, after the convergence of edema, a hump has formed on the nose, you should contact your surgeon.

• Subcutaneous scar after rhinoplasty

If the surgeon incorrectly applied cosmetic sutures, a subcutaneous scar may form on the soft tissue area, which is well palpable on palpation and may cause some inconvenience.

• temperature after rhinoplasty

An increase in temperature after surgery is rare and may be accompanied by individual characteristics of the body, or an infectious lesion.

• Hard nose tip after rhinoplasty

Due to a violation of the integrity of the cartilage and soft tissues, in addition to edema, a phenomenon such as a hard tip of the nose can be observed. Basically, this condition is not long-term and passes by the end of rehabilitation.

• Crooked nose tip after rhinoplasty

The development of a crooked tip is a fairly common complication of rhinoplasty and is not eliminated on its own. In most cases, this will require a second operation.

• Nose bump after rhinoplasty

The appearance of a bump in the nose after surgery can be attributed to swelling of the tissues and after its reduction, the bump, as a rule, decreases.

• Bad smell in the nose after rhinoplasty

The appearance of a specific odor after nose surgery may be associated with the use of drugs and soft tissue healing processes.

• Nose breathing after removal of turunda rhinoplasty

As a rule, the respiratory function of the nose after rhinoplasty resumes with a decrease in swelling and removal of turundas. If after such actions the condition has not changed, you should consult a doctor.

• Different nostrils after rhinoplasty

Such a complication as a different shape of the nostrils does not occur often and depends on the incorrect calculations of the surgeon and the planning of the operation. To eliminate the defect, a second rhinoplasty is prescribed.

• bruising after rhinoplasty

Bruises after surgery are common and last quite a long time, so patients are often interested in: how to get rid of bruises after rhinoplasty? For this, it is necessary to use local agents that have the property of blood thinning.

• Upturned nose after rhinoplasty

If the doctor planned the course of the operation incorrectly, then the final result of rhinoplasty may be an upturned nose.

• Headaches after rhinoplasty

Due to pain as a result of the operation, it can be given to neighboring areas, so the patient also often complains of a headache.

• Asymmetry after rhinoplasty

If asymmetry of the face occurs, you should consult a doctor. The appearance of this complication should be judged only with the complete convergence of edema.

• Eye problems after rhinoplasty

Visual impairment and other eye problems as a result of rhinoplasty are very rare and are characterized by infection, severe swelling, or surgeon error. Bloody eyes can occur due to a violation of the integrity of the blood vessels and disappear after a few days.

• Nose drops after rhinoplasty

If during the operation the surgeon incorrectly fixed the tip of the nose, after complete healing, the descent of the tip will be very dark. To correct this defect, a second operation will be required.

What is impossible and what is possible after rhinoplasty?

What can and cannot be done after rhinoplasty during the recovery and rehabilitation period.

For a quick recovery after surgery, it is imperative to know certain rules, and to know what is possible and what is not possible after the operation.

• Why you can't sleep on your side after rhinoplasty

It is believed that after this type of plastic surgery, doctors recommend sleeping on your back, since this normalizes breathing and reduces pressure on the nose, which allows you not to spoil the new shape.

• Alcohol after rhinoplasty

It is believed that alcohol after surgery is harmful, because it provokes vasodilation, which can lead to open stitches and bleeding.

It is best to refrain from alcohol for the entire period of rehabilitation after the operation.

• Pregnancy after rhinoplasty

How long after rhinoplasty can I get pregnant? This issue should be approached only after a full recovery, and this is not earlier than 6 months or a year.

• Can I fly by plane after rhinoplasty?

When taking off on an airplane, a person’s blood pressure changes greatly and bleeding may occur, so flights on this type of vehicle are contraindicated after surgery.

• sex after rhinoplasty

Is it possible to masturbate in the rhinoplasty field? This question can be answered in the negative, since stress is contraindicated for the patient in the postoperative period. You should refrain from intimate life for about 3 weeks.

• Solarium after rhinoplasty

A visit to the solarium after surgery is strictly contraindicated, as it can provoke bleeding.

• Glasses after rhinoplasty

In order not to injure the nose even more and not to disturb its shape, you should refrain from glasses for at least 1-2 weeks. In case of poor quality of vision, it is recommended to use lenses.

• Is it possible to sunbathe after rhinoplasty

Both direct and artificial sun rays in a solarium are contraindicated for a person who has undergone nose surgery. Because high temperatures cause overheating and increase pressure.

• Can I smoke after rhinoplasty?

Hookah after noplasty or a regular cigarette are contraindicated, because they contribute to circulatory disorders, increase blood pressure and lower the immune status. You should refrain from such a habit for about a month.

• Can I drink coffee after rhinoplasty?

For about a month after the operation, it is advisable to give up coffee, strong hot tea and hot spicy foods.

• Why You Shouldn't Blow Your Nose After Rhinoplasty

Since the nasal mucosa is very delicate after rhinoplasty and is just beginning to tighten, various injuries and external influences are extremely contraindicated for it, so it is recommended not to blow your nose during the rehabilitation period.

• Exercise after rhinoplasty

For about 1-2 months, the patient is prescribed complete rest and no tension. Therefore, sports at this time are contraindicated.

• Can you pick your nose after rhinoplasty?

Both blowing your nose and picking your nose is impossible, so as not to break the mucous membrane and cause bleeding.

It is possible to speed up the recovery period of the patient after rhinoplasty by following medical recommendations and proper care of the nose.

• Gypsum after rhinoplasty

To fix the nose after surgery, a plaster splint is applied with which they walk for at least 2 weeks. Removal of plaster after rhinoplasty takes place in a hospital by the attending physician. Often, after removing the plaster after rhinoplasty, the patient develops edema. This is due to soft tissue compression and after a few days it decreases.

• Nasal pads after rhinoplasty

To stop bleeding, after surgery, the patient is injected with tampons moistened with a drug into the nasal passages.

• Patch after rhinoplasty

Why put a patch on your nose after rhinoplasty? This is done in order to protect the operated sites from infections and other external influences and to promote faster tissue healing.

• Correction of keloid scars after rhinoplasty

To eliminate keloid scars after plastic surgery, drugs are used - glucocorticosteroids, which are injected with an injection into the places of scar formation.

• Strips after rhinoplasty

To eliminate puffiness and fix the correct shape of the nose, strips are used, which are something like adhesive tape.

• Seam after rhinoplasty

On what day is the suture removed after rhinoplasty and when do the sutures dissolve after rhinoplasty?

As a rule, this is done on the 4th day, they are removed on soft tissues, and on the mucous surface they dissolve on their own after 2-3 weeks.

• How to sneeze after rhinoplasty

To avoid damaging your nose after surgery, you should sneeze with your mouth and nose open.

• Treatment with chlorhexidine after rhinoplasty

In order to prevent infection of the mucous membrane after surgery, it should be regularly lubricated 2-3 times a day with a solution of Chlorhexidine or another antiseptic.

Effective remedies after rhinoplasty

• How to do massage after rhinoplasty

To improve blood circulation and metabolic reactions, after rhinoplasty, doctors recommend doing a massage that can be performed at home.

When performing it, it is worth remembering that the procedure is done slowly and with light circular movements.

• Diprospan injection for edema after rhinoplasty

The drug Diprospan has a large number of pharmacological properties and most importantly - helps in reducing swelling. The agent is injected into the area of ​​\u200b\u200bedema or intramuscularly.

Diprospan contains many active ingredients, so it effectively eliminates swelling after surgery.

• Dimexide after rhinoplasty

Like Diprospan, Dimexide is determined by a pronounced
decongestant action and is widely used to relieve complications during nose surgery.

• How to rinse your nose after rhinoplasty?

You can reduce swelling, normalize breathing, and also help accelerate healing with regular nasal lavages. After the operation, it is allowed to use medicinal herbs - chamomile, sage, calendula, which have a pronounced anti-inflammatory effect.

The duration and frequency of washing is determined by the doctor.

• Lyoton after rhinoplasty

To reduce swelling and improve blood circulation
after surgery, the patient is recommended to use Lyoton 1000 gel. It is advisable to use it daily until the edema is completely reduced 2-3 times a day.

• Peach oil in the nose after surgery

To remove nasal crusts, soften the mucous membrane and reduce swelling, after surgery, peach oil is prescribed, which can be purchased at any pharmacy.

The cost of the medicine is acceptable.

• Dolobene after rhinoplasty

To exclude complications of the operation in the form of edema, you should daily smear the nose with Dolobene gel. Such a drug, in addition to this property, effectively accelerates blood circulation and metabolic processes.

• Self-absorbable turundas after rhinoplasty

At present, ordinary cotton turundas are often replaced with self-absorbable ones, which do not require such careful maintenance and are more convenient to use.

• Physiotherapy after rhinoplasty

To speed up the process of tissue repair and reduce swelling of the mucosa, physiotherapy procedures are widely used after surgery. They are used only as prescribed by the attending physician, and if the patient has no contraindications for this.

As physiotherapy, electrophoresis, ultraphonophoresis, phototherapy and darsonvalization can be prescribed.