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What to Expect After Rhinoplasty

After rhinoplasty, your face will be swollen and bruised for several weeks. During this time, you must take care to avoid anything that might make the swelling worse. You may also experience pain and difficulty breathing, but these symptoms are temporary. How long they last depends on how extensive your surgery was. Your surgeon will give you instructions on what to expect after rhinoplasty so that you know what to look out for in the days after the procedure. Here is what you can expect after rhinoplastic surgery.

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Swelling after rhinoplasty

Swelling after rhinoplasty is very common. It usually peaks around two weeks after surgery and can last up to six weeks. The amount of swelling you experience will depend on many factors, including: Your age Your medical history The extent of the procedure Your personal healing process This means that you may experience more or less swelling than others who have undergone the same procedure. Swelling can affect different parts of the face to different degrees. It is normal to have swelling around the entire nose, the entire upper cheek area, and the upper eyelids. The amount of swelling in these areas will likely decrease after two weeks. However, you may also experience swelling in the lower eyelids, the lower cheek area, and the lips. As the swelling goes down, you may notice that your lips are fuller.

Breathing difficulties after rhinoplasty

Breathing difficulties after rhinoplasty are relatively rare and are usually only seen in patients who have had a large amount of tissue removed from their nose. If you experience breathing problems, your doctor may need to do a procedure to open up the airways. If your breathing is affected, this is usually noticed a few days after surgery. Breathing difficulties are more likely to occur if you have had a septoplasty or turbinectomy in addition to your rhinoplasty. If you experience breathing problems after rhinoplasty, you should contact your doctor.

Bruising after rhinoplasty

Bruising after rhinoplasty is normal and will subside within a few weeks after surgery. Bruising can be seen in different parts of the face and will likely last longer in people who have a darker skin tone. If you have a lot of bruising, you may want to apply an ice pack to the affected areas. You can also use an anti-swelling cream to minimize the amount of bruising.

Pain after rhinoplasty

Pain after rhinoplasty can vary from person to person. It is normal to experience pain after rhinoplasty, but this will usually subside after two weeks. If you experience pain after rhinoplasty that is not subsiding after two weeks, you should contact your doctor. You will most likely be prescribed painkillers, such as ibuprofen, to help manage the pain after your surgery.

Recovery time after Rhinoplasty

How long it takes you to recover after rhinoplasty depends on many factors, including: Your age Your medical history The extent of the procedure Your personal healing process On average, it takes around six weeks to recover from rhinoplasty. It is normal to continue to suffer some discomfort and swelling during this period. Usually, you can return to work after two weeks, but you should ensure that you are taking time off if you are still experiencing swelling and discomfort.

Rhinoplasty is a common cosmetic surgery procedure that can help you to achieve a more youthful appearance. This procedure can also help to correct breathing problems and address other issues related to the nose. It is important that you select a board-certified plastic surgeon who can help you to achieve the look you desire. After rhinoplasty, you can expect to experience temporary swelling, bruising, and pain. It takes about six weeks to recover from rhinoplasty and return to your daily activities.