Hookah and Rhinoplasty. Will I be okay for surgery?

Smoking significantly reduces your body’s circulation and
vascularity - smokers also tend to generally heal slower and increase their risk
of other complications such as infection and scarring. I encourage my patients to stop smoking for
at least 2 weeks before and 2-4 weeks after surgery. A drink or two a week before the surgery
should not affect the healing process very much but I definitely think you
should be honest with your doctor and see what his/her recommendation will be
to satisfy both of your goals.

Dear Shekira26,The damage has been done. At this point, alert your surgeon ASAP and discontinue any smoking before and after surgery. To demonstrate how minimal actions can inhibit the best possible results from your Rhinoplasty consider that for
the first four to six weeks after surgery the constant gentle pressure of
glasses can result in slight movement or repositioning of the nasal bones.Sincerely,Ross A. Clevens, MD, FACS

You should contact your surgeon to ask about drinking and smoking before your rhinoplasty.  Different surgeons may have different lengths of time they want patients to stop smoking and drinking before and after surgery.  Since your surgeon will be responsible for you and your care, you should discuss with him or her your drinking and smoking and let them make the decision.