RecoveryRx

Rhinoplasty

Following Rhinoplasty:

1) Before applying the splint, pull out the tab, and press the “on” button to activate RecoveryRx. (A tiny red light will appear to let you know the device is working properly.)

2) Place the RecoveryRx circuit board on the glabella, and adapt the RecoveryRx loop to the outline of the patient’s nose. Hold the device in place with the included adhesive tape.

3) Place the splint on top and secure.

4) Instruct the patient to wear continuously for 24 to 48 hours to maximize pain reduction and minimize swelling.

Note: The loop itself should fit around the outside recessed edge of the splint. Avoid trapping the loop under the splint in order to ensure the loop does not leave an imprint on the skin.

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Rhinoplasty

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