Cocaine After Nose Job, Could I have Done Damage?

Since cocaine is a vasoconstrictor it can severely damage your nose, especially after rhinoplasty.  The lining of the nose is quite fragile and inhaled substances such as cocaine can permanently damage the nose including creating a septal perforation and collapse your nose.  In my practice, we recommend patients are off cocaine for a period of 1 year prior to proceeding. 

It is unlikely that a 2 instances at a month post-op would cause major damage but if you have concerns you can have your surgeon examine the inside of your nose.

Cocaine compromises the blood flow in the nose so you can do damage inside your nose. You should check in with your surgeon to make sure everything is healing properly.

It is certainly very possible for you to have harmed the inside of your nose especially the septum and this could compromise your result. I would go back to your physician and have them check your result to be safe.

Circulation is compromised secondary to cocaine which could damage tissue recovering from rhinoplasty surgery. Your surgeon will answer your question after examining your nose.

 You should have this discussion with your Rhinoplasty Surgeon along with an examination of the inside of the nose to rule out any damaged that may have been caused.  The vasoconstrictive nature, of the drug, can cause healing issues with a Rhinoplasty and/or Septoplasty.