Can I get a rhinoplasty if I have a BMI of 35? I am healthy and have no illnesses

Perioperative risks are known to increase with increasing BMI. Whilst your circumstances should of course be assessed on an individual basis, in general terms surgical and anaesthetic risks should be reduced/eliminated as far as possible when contemplating elective aesthetic surgery. With that in mind you would be well advised to try to reduce your BMI below 30 before undergoing such surgery. Typically, private hospitals will also want you to achieve this prior to admission to their facility.

Dear Sara thank you for your question.
High BMI is not a limitation for getting rhinoplasty per-se, although a thorough evaluation of your breathing and nose anatomy is necessary, as well as knowing your goals and desires. Evaluation of the airway by the anesthesiologist is also relevant prior to surgery to be prepared in the eventual case you might have a difficult airway for intubation.

Can you have a Rhinoplasty‘s if your BMI is 35? The problem with a BMI of 35 is that you are at increased risk for a pulmonary embolism and deep vein thrombosis. It is a relative contra indication for a surgery that is elective. Ultimately it is a judgment call which must be made between you and Your surgeon discussing and weighing the risks and benefits. Some would do it, some would not.