Could an allergic reaction to surgical adhesive used in a plastic surgury procedure cause your sinuses produce excessive amounts of mucous?

An allergic reaction to surgical adhesive used in a plastic surgery procedure has the potential to cause various symptoms, including swelling, redness, itching, and hives at the site of the adhesive. However, excessive production of mucous in the sinuses is not a typical symptom associated with an allergic reaction to surgical adhesive.

Allergic reactions to surgical adhesives are often characterized by localized skin reactions and do not typically affect the respiratory system. It's more common for such reactions to manifest as skin-related symptoms.

If you are experiencing excessive mucous production in the sinuses following a plastic surgery procedure, it's advisable to consult with your surgeon to determine the cause and receive appropriate treatment if necessary. This might be related to other factors such as nasal allergies, a sinus infection, or a nasal obstruction, which a medical professional can evaluate and appropriately address.