Reddit mentions of Southwest Technologies SM301 Elasto-Gel Sinus Mask

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000FHZNQE?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

This is the best freezy mask I’ve ever had. I’ve bought 2 and bought 2 for other people. I can’t say enough good things about it. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

Your doctor is right-- you will look different after the surgery. This is why it's critically important to find a surgeon that shares your aesthetic vision on what your nose should look like. Since my surgery I have never thought that I don't look like myself. In my case, my surgeon ensured I retained my some of the ethnicity in my new nose, and my mom says it looks like the nose I had when I was a kid.

If you feel comfortable pming photos of your face, I could try to speak on how a rhino would change your overall face and make suggestion. Before choosing my doctor, i spent entirely too much time researching rhinoplasty and facial

My surgery was 85% functional and 15% cosmetic---surgery was over four hours removing polyps and resetting breaks and fixing the septum. Recovering from my surgery was horrid, but made better with a few specific products. I tried a ton of different ice packs and stick by these

• Buy two of these wraps because they only last about 30 minutes before needing to refreeze.
  
  
• Fill latex/medical gloves with frozen peas. It looks ridiculous but really helps
  
  
• these knee wraps are amazing for rhinorecovery because they mold so well to your face
  
  Also know these two important things
  

1. Post-Surgery depression is not uncommon and it may hit you before you're even out of the bandages. You may feel that you regret the surgery and wallow in self-doubt. this is completely normal and will pass.
   
2. Your nose can remain swollen for 2-3 years after the surgery. The immediate results you see will be very swollen, and you should to wait a few months to see the full affect

I've had an issue with eye dryness for quite a bit. My eyes don't produce enough tears to keep my eyes moist enough for my contacts to be comfortable and sharp and if I use re-wetting drops, its a few times an hour to keep them optimal.

I recently bought one of these to do warm eye compresses and hopefully I'll notice the changes soon. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000FHZNQE/ref=pd_lpo_sbs_dp_ss_1?pf_rd_p=1944687462&pf_rd_s=lpo-top-stripe-1&pf_rd_t=201&pf_rd_i=B004385RPS&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=0XGBCXJ8792FGQ3XNJBR

Apparently by doing this daily, it helps your eye release the tears that are "hiding" in there

i would love to have one of these, especially because of my seasonal allergies and my horrible migraines from stress and tension headaches from a car accident. i love cats... so, i don't know if that would help. i also love anything pink.

FLAX

uhhh, also meow and congratulations on the etsy shop!!!

No worries, I know how topamax goes. Get some sleep and totally message me if you want tomorrow (either in this thread or a PM). I genuinely am worried about everyone on here and would love to help/be someone for you to talk to who can empathize. I truly think that being able to talk to someone who at least partially understands is really important.

I love freezy head things. My favorites are these black ones and I have this "helmet/hood" that I love sometimes. Depends on my mood (usually I just want the eyemask, but there have been times I've rocked both.

I keep 3-4 eyemasks around at a time so I can keep some cooling. They only stay cool ~20 minutes (I flip them over as they start to warm) so having a few cooling is good if I'm really bad and need to rotate. I find the hood stays cool longer (and that brand does make a normal eye mask that isn't bad, I just like the black ones better personally).

Sleep well!