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Smoking after nose surgery can raise your risk of inflammation

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There's a reason we ask whether you smoke during a nose surgery consultation👀 The chance of inflammation from a nose implant isn't high, but in the director's experience, many of the cases where inflammation did occur involved smokers who couldn't stick to not smoking. ✔ Nose implants and inflammation ✔ Why we ask whether you smoke ✔ Why not smoking before and after nose surgery matters If you're considering nose surgery, here's what you need to know, explained through a real consultation.

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Do you happen to smoke? No. We usually put the chance of inflammation from an implant at under 1% or so. In my experience, inflammation caused by an implant

mostly came up when smokers couldn't hold out and smoked anyway. That's been the case many times, so you can think of implant-related inflammation as uncommon in non-smokers.

The audio in this video is in Korean. The title, description, and subtitles are translations of the original Korean posted on the channel. Results may vary depending on each person's condition.

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