How Soon Can I Go to the Orthodontics After Rhinoplasty?

It looks like you have a pretty narrow window between your rhinoplasty and your already scheduled orthodontist appointment. 

My sense is you need to consult with your orthodontist who able to best advise you.  It may be wisest to see if they have a quick "pre-visit" with the orthodontist before your appointment, which is apparently only nine days after the rhinoplasty surgery. Then, your orthodontist will have a handle on what's going on and may suggest deferring the visit for another week or so.

Incidentally, the reason why it is best to wait: often, the upper lip area is swollen and sensitive, and you do not want to have any additional discomfort during your orthodontic session.

I am a veteran of orthodontic treatment by the world-famous Stanley Sherman, and I tell you that sometimes if those wires are switched a bit tightly and it can add some discomfort to preexisting discomfort from your rhinoplasty.

Robert Kotler, MD, FACS
Facial Plastic Surgeon
Author, SECRETS OF A BEVERLY HILLS COSMETIC SURGEON
Author, THE ESSENTIAL COSMETIC SURGERY COMPANION

I cant imagine a problem but you should discuss this with both your surgeon and your dentist to be sure. Also keep in mind you will still be very sore, so comfort may be your biggest issue.

 Your nose will still be quite tender 2 weeks after the rhinoplasty procedure  so it is important not to have  your nose manipulated while undergoing orthodontic treatment. Might be best to wait a month before  the  orthodontic appointment