I am considering getting a closed rhinoplasty in about two years. I am also considering having children in about five years. I am wondering if there’s any chance that pregnancy hormones, or the process of pregnancy/birth can affect the shape of your nose, post-rhinoplasty. I have heard women without rhinoplasty surgery say that their nose changed shape during and after pregnancy, so I want to make an informed decision on the timing of my rhinoplasty.
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Answer: Changes in the nose and face in general during pregnancy are temporary
Sam Rizk, MDBoard Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Hi Seaweedpie,
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