Rhinitis has nothing to do with nose surgery. In fact, nasal obstruction may be resolved after nose surgery.

The teardrop implant is identified by an X-ray test because it is shown as a whitish lump.

We recommend driving after about 10 days since the breasts may be irritated.

How much of the filler remains must be identified based on the time you had the injection. Usually, the remaining filler has to be dissolved one week prior to the surgery to find out the original nasal height, and then the surgery can be performed.

There has been no reported significant impact of filler injection on pregnancy, but the injection is not recommended during (potential) pregnancy.

The fat that has already been engrafted is almost permanently effective. In addition, such fat is autologous tissue, and it does not cause any foreign body reaction. Thus, operation can be performed multiple times.

Capsular contracture is one of the most common side effects of breast surgery. It refers to the tightening of breasts after surgery, or the phenomenon wherein the defense mechanism of the human body recognizes the implant as a foreign body and excessively reacts to it by forming a solid film (capsule) around the implant. When these capsules are formed excessively, the texture of the breast becomes hard, and the shape is distorted, damaging the breasts.

It is best to wear glasses about a month after nose surgery.

The length of time the results last depends on the type of filler. The most commonly used ones last from six months to one year.

Just as you lose weight when on a diet, the transfer fat will decrease in volume as well. Note, however, that not only the surgery area (where the fat was added) but the whole fat will be lost.