A little over 2 months post-op, is diving/jumping into a pool not recommended?

Thank you for your question. I agree with the other answers that while being in a pool is not a concern, I would avoid the possible trauma created with either diving or jumping into the pool. Please also protect yourself against being kicked or elbowed while in the pool, as at 2 months you are more susceptible to injury. Enjoy your visit!

In 8 weeks the nasal bones are usually healed and strong. You can resume activities including diving etc but keep in mind the nose is still sensitive and you might feel more burning or pain than usual.RegardsDr. Janjua

Thank you for your question. Please do not dive/jump head first into a pool. The impact can cause physical damage, and the increased blood pressure can create a nose bleed. Always follow the recovery guidelines provided by your board certified facial plastic surgeon.
Best wishes,

Hi, Thank you for your post. I would not recommend jumping or diving into the pool however swimming is fine. I would contact your surgeon to see what restrictions he has for the best recovery.

Thank you for the question! While you should be ready for physical activities at 2 months post-op, I would not recommend putting yourself at risk for physical trauma to the nose. Exercising and swimming should be fine, but try to avoid diving head first. Even if the risk of injury is minimal, it's better to be cautious. 
An in-person exam with a board-certified plastic surgeon is the best way to assess your needs and obtain expert medical advice. Best of luck!

Probably diving is not a problem, but I would check with your doctor at this point in time. Best of luck.

It is important that you discuss all post-operative restrictions with your board certified facial plastic surgeon. Best of luck!

Your surgeon is your best resource to answer this question as he is monitoring your recovery.  In general, I would not recommend diving and jumping into the pool.  Pool time is fine, but at 2 months post op it would be very easy to damage your result.