How long after rhinoplasty can I lift up my arms?

Thank you for your question and congratulations for your recent procedure. 11 Days post op is really too soon to assess the cosmetic result. As the nose is made of bones, cartilages and skin, with the trauma of the operation, the healing takes several months and the different structures heal at ...

Hi @queenofwands! I usually recommend 6 weeks of no contact sports since it takes about 6 weeks for the nasal bones to heal. You should be good after 3 months! Best of luck.

Hello thank you for your question and provided information as well.. based in your question and the picture you showed you are a good candidate for rhinoplasty with technique open with refined the tip. and elevate the tip.

Hello,At this early point in your recovery it is too early to assess any sort of final results. There's still a significant amount of swelling present in all the operated parts of your nose. As the swelling recedes in the tip of the nose, it will settle and refine. I encourage you to listen to ...

From your description, it sounds possible that you may be a candidate for some small revisions to your original rhinoplasty once you have fully healed.  Sometimes these revisions can even be done in the office under local anesthesia.  It is best if you wait a full year to do these revisions as...

Hello,You've documented very well how the tip of the nose can de-rotate and de-project after a surgery that only removes tissue but doesn't re-support the remaining structures, leading to a polybeak deformity. The hard, bone like structure is the septum that is now exposed, because the tip co...