When can I exercise after rhinoplasty and septoplasty?

Dear ayshakamacihan, From the description of you clinical post it is unlikely that the small amount of discomfort in a toothpick would have caused long-term permanent structural damage to your rhinoplasty or any long-term injury to the lining of your nose, also called the mucosa. However, it...

Yes it is certainly possible that you have separated the lower lateral cartilage from the upper lateral cartilage.  A thourough exam by a Plastic Surgeon or Facial Plastic Surgeon with an ENT background would be your best bet for advice and possible correction. 

Dear waitingmywholelife, Thank you for submitting your clinical photos and clinical question. Rhinoplasty, whether closed or open, resulting in an enhanced nasal-facial balance and proportion can be performed well, both through a closed and open approach. I have been performing rhinoplasties...

Thank you for your excellent internasal photograph.  The bumps you are referring to are the area of the lower lateral cartilage which was operated on to improve the shape of your nasal tip.It is obvious that you had a closed rhinoplasty since there is no incision across your columella...

The postoperative time for most rhinoplasty patients is often fraught with anxiety. During a rhinoplasty, the skin and soft tissues are often completely separated from the underlying bone and cartilage framework. The framework is modified and the skin is laid back down. These are big...

A cartilage graft is a unlikely source of discomfort following rhinoplasty.  However, I have seen pain occur on rare occasion when a  "tip graft" or "shield graft" has been used in a patient with extremely thin nasal skin. If the tip graft is placed in a tight skin envelope,...