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In Pursuit of the Perfect Nose

How do you feel about your nose? Many of us believe that our noses are too large, too wide, too flat or just badly shaped. My name is Amanda, and I have good news for you. You can do something about an unsightly nose. Cosmetic procedures are available that can completely change the look and shape of your nose. If you don't want something drastic, you can have small fixes done. In my blog I will show you how you can choose the right cosmetic surgeon and find the nose that will look the best on your face. If you don't like your nose, take steps to change it today.

Tips For Preparing For Your Recovery After Having A Facelift Procedure

2 September 2018
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Once you have decided that you will be having a facelift in the near future, you will want to begin to prepare for the recovery period. This way, you will know just what it is that you should expect, which will help keep you from worrying. Being prepared makes the process as easy as it could possibly be for you. To help you with this, you will want to read through the following information.

You Are Going to Have Some Bruising

You are not likely to be able to have a facelift done and get away with little to no bruising. You are bound to have some bruising, and it might not start showing up until about a day after coming home. However, the bruising should not stick around for long, and if you are able to apply ice packs to your face, you will be able to help control any swelling, which would just make the bruising look even worse than it is.

Schedule a Couple Days off From Work

Even though you are not going to be on bed rest, you might want to take a day or two off from work so you can relax some. This will also give those bruises a little time to get lighter before returning to work. You could always use a little concealer on your face if you still have some slight bruising when it is time to go back to work, especially if you do not want people questioning what happened to your face. Of course, you will need to be extra cautious to make sure that you are not getting any makeup or lotions near any incision sites because of the risk of infection.

You will also want to make sure that you are taking a little bit of time to talk with your surgeon. Explain that you are looking for as much insight about the facelift recovery process as you can get, as well as what you already know about it. He or she will be able to fill you in on any key information that they feel would also benefit you to know. Also, do not be afraid to express any concerns or fears that you might have, as your surgeon and his or her nurses can help you work through those so you are nicely prepared for the upcoming procedure. Recovery does not have to be scary if you are prepared.