Can I go snowskiing almost 7-8 weeks post operation? And can I put my ski goggles on? Could there be any problems?

 Yes, it is acceptable to go snow skiing 7 weeks after a rhinoplasty procedure. Be cognizant of the fact that the tip of the nose may still be numb, and that you're in a cold environment, so do not get frostbitten. Ski  Goggles will have no bearing on the nose.

There likely won't be any problems with skiing a couple months after rhinoplasty.  Ask your surgeon about the goggles.  I recently bought a  helmet with a visor rather than goggles.  This may work better.  I saw a bunch of them in Europe but not many here in Colorado yet though.

This is a question best answered by your plastic surgeon, however, I suspect he/she will tell you the following:-Yes, you can wear goggles as required for skiing-The act of skiing is fine, however caution should be taken if the tip of your nose is still numb since frost bite may be possible.  Also, a tumble taken during skiing may result in some injury to the nose if the impact is hard enough.All the best,Dr. Remus Repta