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Yes, this can happen after rhinoplasty as the surgery causes swelling of the nose skin. That swelling causes the pores to enlarge and results in increased oil production by the oil glands in the skin.
Recovering from rhinoplasty is a healing process. Changes to the shape of your nose can change the overlying skin as you heal. It's common to have more oily skin while you heal. This will settle down over time. The important thing to do is clean your skin diligently. Don't be afraid to touch your nose, as you cannot hurt your own nose. Clogged pores can become infected and bigger infections can affect your result. Don't pop a pimple, but see your surgeon for appropriate care. Safety comes first.
Hello and thank you for your question. Yes, it is very normal for your nose to be oily after Rhinoplasty. It doesn't happen to everyone but it is completely normal. Eventually, your skin reverts to its normal oil production over time, so don't worry that this is permanent. It's not. I have my patients use an astringent, daily to help minimize the oiliness. Hope this helps.
HI, Interesting question. It takes a full 12 - 18 months to completely finish the healing cycle. At the 6-8 week mark your bones have mostly healed and have near preop strength. the cartilage that was rearranged is also near preop strength. But does this mean you can "be rough"...
To begin with, the wished model of nose you have posted is undisputably a mess, a disaster of rhinoplasty, piggy, upturned, pinched, bulbous, bad dorsum, fake and a true collection of anatomical misjudgements and technical errors... such a botch deserves either full revision... and if never...
You are somehow fully right; if anyone takes the time to google images of b&a cases of black or asian origin (the really most difficult top ethnic rhinoplasties, requiring massive grafting and 4-6 hours of surgical time), each of us may express the same: "how come! the after is so similar if not...