How long does it take to recover from nose surgery?

With the development of society, people's minds are becoming more and more open, and plastic surgery is no longer a big deal in people's minds. Influenced by Korean culture, many students now start plastic surgery in high school, and they undergo plastic surgery on any part of the body they are not satisfied with. A straight nose can make a person's face look more three-dimensional, so how long will it take to recover from a nose surgery?

Generally, it takes 3-6 months to fully recover from rhinoplasty. This is mainly because rhinoplasty is the superposition of two or more rhinoplasty projects. Some people may experience hyperplasia of the nose tip after the operation (but it will disappear after three months). Therefore, the overall recovery period of rhinoplasty is much longer than that of general rhinoplasty projects.

Generally, 80% of the swelling on the face will subside 10 days to 2 weeks after rhinoplasty. You can then put on makeup, which will look more natural. However, it takes 1-3 months for the swelling of the nose bridge to subside, and the nose will be the most beautiful more than half a year after rhinoplasty, because the filling material will blend with the nose tissue.

2. How long does it take for rhinoplasty to recover?

Girls who undergo rhinoplasty will generally recover their noses in 30 days. During the recovery period, girls should be careful to avoid bumping their noses, because bumping their noses can cause the implanted prostheses or cartilage to shift.

After rhinoplasty, it usually takes 14 days before you can go back to work depending on your recovery. This is mainly because the trauma and impact of rhinoplasty are relatively large. Because many people will experience bleeding and swelling, those who pursue beauty will be able to return to work later.

4. Rhinoplasty recovery process

Recovery status on the first day: change the dressing, remove the nasal gauze, then disinfect and clean the nasal cavity and plug it again.

Recovery on the fourth day: I no longer need to plug my nasal cavity, but my face looks more swollen than before, and there are some bruises around my dark circles, which is still because the lymphatic flow around my eyes is blocked. Remember to move around more. Don't lie down all the time.

Recovery on the seventh day: I went to the hospital to remove the remaining stitches on my nose. It didn't hurt much when the stitches were removed. My nose was still very high and the bridge of my nose looked relatively thick.

Recovery status on the eighth day: The swelling in the upper part of the face and mouth has basically subsided, leaving the cheeks and chin lines, which are still a little swollen. The redness of the nose wings faded after the stitches were removed, and the marks are not obvious. If you don’t look carefully, you can’t tell that surgery has been done.

Recovery status on the ninth day: The squeezing feeling at the tip of the nose has basically disappeared, and there is no longer any strange feeling as if something is stuffed inside.

Recovery status in the third month: At this time, the facial lines have recovered, there is no edema or the like, and the nose is more natural than before. Although the recovery period is 3-6 months and it has not yet fully recovered, the basic lines have already appeared.