What aside from direct trauma to your nose can ruin your Rhinoplasty outcome?

You appear to have relatively thick nasal skin and a broad nasal appearance. Rhinoplasty may be considered for achieving a narrower nasal appearance, but the model you post has much thinner nasal skin than you. The thickness of nasal tip skin can be a limiting factor for achieving maximum...

Is your tip its final shape? The nasal tip and the area immediately above the tip called the supratip take easily a year before you see the final shape with average thickness skin. With thicker than average skin that time may be two years or more. This is not really swelling at this point which...

The short answer is no. However your nose will be swollen internally and sensitive so the Covid Test should be administer gently and with out trauma. Good Luck!

Rhinoplasty with thick skin: as you correctly said, the thickness of the skin plays a large part in the outcome of A rhinoplasty, particularly the tip. This is less of an issue in most men since the goal is not necessarily to obtain the thinnest, finest tip, but one which matches the more...

Have you had a rhinoplasty before? It's unlikely that they removed any significant bone but it might be displaced. I would tend to stay away from goretex because of the risk of extrusion. There are multiple options for bone grafting and possibly some more minimally invasive treatments that at...

As I look at your nose it appears of appropriate length on the frontal view (at least in the images provided) but looks somewhat over shortened in the profile view because of excess lowering of the bridge if the nose. Normally the “starting point” of the nose should correspond to your upper eye...