Does sleeping with your head to the side affect the final result of a rhinoplasty?

Sleeping on your side this far out from surgery should not affect the permanent results.  It may, however, cause temporary increased swelling on one side or another based on sleeping position. 

HelloIf your description is accurate, this should not have a long lasting impact on your final outcome. I have my patients apply gentle pressure on areas where they see more swelling to correct for this kind of problem, if it occurs.Sincerely,Dr. K 

Dear acinomas,
sleeping on your side can cause swelling of one side of your nose but it shouldn't make any permanent damage toy our nose. Every plastic surgeon has hos own postoperative protocol which he recommends to his patients so you might want to check it with your plastic surgeon. 
Daniel Barrett, MD, MHA, MS 
Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery  
Member, Am. Society of Plastic Surgery

Dear acinomas in California, CA :
The important thing to remember is that at 3 weeks after a soft surface is not likely to move any of the parts that may have been relocated, particularly vulnerable of course, are the reset nasal bones.  When the bump is removed and the sides deeply narrowing.  By 3 weeks they are not fully fused.  They will be in another 3-4 weeks after that.  Don’t worry about sleeping.  The only concern should be whether or not there is a prospect of a direct injury to the nose, such as in playing contact sports or even having somebody’s luggage fall out of an overhead bin onto your nose while you are packing inside an airplane.  It has happened. 

Best wishes,

Robert Kotler, MD, FACS

 No, sleeping on one side of the other does not affect the  final result of a rhinoplasty procedure. Initially within the first few weeks, the dependent side on which you sleep maybe more swollen for a few hours  when you wake up in the morning