Retin-A and Botox Safe After Rhinoplasty?

You are far enough out from Rhinoplasty that you can use both of these products.  Remember the Retin-A can always make the skin a little irritated so you may want to start out with a smaller percentage dose. You will have no problems with Botox at this point. Good luck.
Dr. Miller

Some noses develop a significant proliferation of tiny blood vessels called capillaries in the skin; usually on the top of the nose. Retin A may make you more susceptible for facial redness from the direct effect of its use, however, many patients that do develop the blood vessels after the rhinoplasty probably did not use the Retin A. I am not aware of a potential problem with the use of Botox for Crow’s feet after a rhinoplasty, but check with your plastic surgeon.

The proliferative phase of wound healing is complete at 6 weeks postoperatively. In my opinion use of Botox or Retin-A are reasonable to commence at 8 weeks postoperatively.

Botox can be resumed one week after rhinoplasty.
Retin-A can be started one month after rhinoplasty. Any earlier can lead to increased irritation of the nasal skin or the lower eyelid and cheek areas.
Regards

 There are no contraindications for using Retin-A or Botox after a rhinoplasty.  My only recommendation is that you wait until you've healed from the surgery and the swelling has resolved.  This may take 2-3 weeks.
Best of luck, 
Dr. Karam