2 months enough for Rhinoplasty recovery?

Hi, I will be getting married within 2 months. And before that, I am planning to have a nose job done. Is the time enough to recover from swelling or pain? Please advise.

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A: Rhinoplasty swelling & pain

Houtan Chaboki, MD

Ani35, Swelling with rhinoplasty surgery occurs both on the outside and inside of the nose. It is normal to feel congested and have nasal obstruction immediately after rhinoplasty surgery. Most discomfort and swelling generally resolve with a few weeks. Patients are generally socially acceptable within 2 weeks... more

A: Rhinoplasty Result

S. Randolph Waldman, MD

While the final result from your Rhinoplasty may not be fully apparent for 6-12 months you should be just fine by the time of your wedding two months after surgery!  Congratulations and best wishes .

A: Most of your nasal swelling after Rhinoplasty will subside in 3 weeks.

Eric M. Joseph, MD

The best advice I can give you is to get married first, and then get your nose fixed. You'll likely be fine, but with only 2 mos. before the big day, you're adding a lot of stress to the situation. After the big day, you'll be more relaxed and will feel less rushed. This will provide more time to go to... more

A: Rhinoplasty; Is Two Months Enough Time to Recover Before Getting Married?

Michael A. Persky, MD

Hi Ani, Two months after rhinoplasty should be enough time to normally recover and have your nose looking good for your wedding pictures.  You are "cutting it" a little short, and putting a little extra pressure on your rhinoplasty surgeon to get things just right so that your nose looks great... more

A: Yes and no

Scott E. Kasden, MD

Discuss this with your rhinoplalsty surgeon, as there are many different things that may be done in a rhinoplasty, and it may affect your recovery. In general however, this is not that painful of an operation.  Most swelling is down by 2 to 3 months, but the residual may take 2 or more years to resolve... more

A: You can be in good shape 2 months after Rhinoplasty

Steven H. Schuster, MD

By all means you can be in good shape in 2 months. You will not be healed completely as that may take up to a year. But if you are unhappy with your nose and want it to look good in the wedding pictures, go ahead with surgery. I advise my patients that 85-90% of the swelling resolves in 2 months and the last... more

A: 2 months after Rhinoplasty should be more than enough for recovery

Vincent N. Zubowicz, MD

By 2 months you should have no discomfort after the operation. Visually, the nose should look pretty good but some fine definition might not emerge for months more due to swelling. However, you should be reasonably close to the endpoint chosen by your surgeon and you.

A: Rhinoplasty 2 months before wedding is a bad idea

Tanveer Janjua, MD

You can certainly recover from a rhinoplasty in 2months but if you develop a complication then its a different story. You are better off not putting yourself in such a stressful situation.  You might be better off waiting till after your wedding. If your nose can be improved with Restylane or Juvederm... more

A: Yes it is.

Toby G. Mayer, MD

There should be no pain after the first evening, if at all. The swelling will not show to anyone besides you and the surgeon after 2-3 weeks.

A: Rhinoplasty recovery

William Bruno, MD

A rhinoplasty 2 months prior to your wedding is certainly not ideal, however, you will not be in significant pain nor should you have significant swelling. The final result of your surgery will be closer to one year. The obvious nasal and facial swelling after a rhinoplasty should, for the most part,... more

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