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Can a Bad Nose Job still improve?
I had a Nose Job last year in September 2017 because my nose was bulky and wide but after the job complications came like skin damage over nose which results in blackness and bad marks on nose. After that doctor again suggested me to do operation to improve the marks by cutting them and tie them by suture to make less marks on the nose (done in January 2018) but again after that also marks on nose not gone and a big line spot made on nose. Now he suggests me again for the operation to recover that by the same procedure done earlier in January.
Please suggest me proper procedure to improve this thing.
Place : Jaipur
Doctor's Name : G.S. Kalra ( Specialist surgeon of SMS Hospital Jaipur )
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Hi ,skin over nose is very sensitive so any type of surgery gives discoloration and may be keloids formation. We could use good moisturiser regularly to massage it in upwards direction. Massaging nose regularly Will increase the circulation and within time span would decrease marks.
You can use packs like orange,lemon juice mix with honey, twice a day for discoloration.
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follow proper skin care techniques.
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