What To Do In Case Of An Emergency

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Please contact your surgeon or the on-call physician immediately if you notice any of the following:

• severe nosebleeds or from any suture lines

• pus or cloudy discharge (which is not normal nasal mucous) from your treatment area(s) or elsewhere

• uncontrollable pain

• blisters or implant or graft extrusion (if applicable)

• displacement of the implant or graft (if applicable)

• temperature over 101° F

• inability to pass waste (both liquid and solid)

• numbness of the legs (unless you had lipo as well)

• uncontrollable dizziness not related to the pain relievers

Please contact your surgeon or the on-call physician AND go to the emergency room as soon as possible if you notice any of the following:

• passing blood through urine, feces or spitting up blood

• abrupt and severe swelling and discoloration (aside from normal swelling)

• blackening of the skin (which is clearly NOT a bruise)

• uncontrollable vomiting

• loss of consciousness not related to sedatives

• temperature over 105° F

• convulsions