Can I exercise after rhinoplasty? By this I mean heavy weightlifting, intensive training and protein intake.
Answer: Exercise after rhinoplasty Most people can return to their usual activities within two weeks after undergoing rhinoplasty. Strenuous physical exercise during which you sweat, or increase your blood pressure or heart rate, is discouraged for six weeks. It can delay, or even reverse, the disappearance of the swelling.
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Answer: Exercise after rhinoplasty Most people can return to their usual activities within two weeks after undergoing rhinoplasty. Strenuous physical exercise during which you sweat, or increase your blood pressure or heart rate, is discouraged for six weeks. It can delay, or even reverse, the disappearance of the swelling.
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Answer: Exercise after rhinoplasty Hello and thank you for your question. I allow my patients to exercise one week after surgery. Of course, let your body guide you. I recommend that you seek consultation with a qualified board-certified plastic surgeon who can evaluate you in person.
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Answer: Exercise after rhinoplasty Hello and thank you for your question. I allow my patients to exercise one week after surgery. Of course, let your body guide you. I recommend that you seek consultation with a qualified board-certified plastic surgeon who can evaluate you in person.
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October 13, 2021
Answer: Exercise after surgery Postop instructions vary based on surgeon, techniques employed, and health of the patient, so please direct all questions to the surgeon you decide to use. If you have not yet chosen a surgeon, it is perfectly normal to ask this question during your consultation and share what type of workouts you prefer. As a specialist in rhinoplasty surgery, I advise my patients to wait two weeks before returning to the gym. For any kind of inversions (standing on your head), downward dogs, pushups, or anything where your nose would be the lowest part of your body, I advise waiting three weeks. Again, the best idea is to discuss everything with your surgeon, and then to follow postoperative instructions perfectly to achieve the best result possible.
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October 13, 2021
Answer: Exercise after surgery Postop instructions vary based on surgeon, techniques employed, and health of the patient, so please direct all questions to the surgeon you decide to use. If you have not yet chosen a surgeon, it is perfectly normal to ask this question during your consultation and share what type of workouts you prefer. As a specialist in rhinoplasty surgery, I advise my patients to wait two weeks before returning to the gym. For any kind of inversions (standing on your head), downward dogs, pushups, or anything where your nose would be the lowest part of your body, I advise waiting three weeks. Again, the best idea is to discuss everything with your surgeon, and then to follow postoperative instructions perfectly to achieve the best result possible.
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May 20, 2021
Answer: Exercise after rhinoplasty: What you need to know Thank you for your question. While it is typically acceptable to engage in light exercise after about two weeks, more strenuous exercise like weight lifting should wait for at least six weeks after rhinoplasty. These activities can significantly elevate your blood pressure, which in turn can increase swelling if it is done too soon. I recommend talking to your surgeon about when it is safe to return to your rigorous workout regimen based on your specific case. Allowing plenty of time for your nose to heal will minimize complications and optimize your results.
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May 20, 2021
Answer: Exercise after rhinoplasty: What you need to know Thank you for your question. While it is typically acceptable to engage in light exercise after about two weeks, more strenuous exercise like weight lifting should wait for at least six weeks after rhinoplasty. These activities can significantly elevate your blood pressure, which in turn can increase swelling if it is done too soon. I recommend talking to your surgeon about when it is safe to return to your rigorous workout regimen based on your specific case. Allowing plenty of time for your nose to heal will minimize complications and optimize your results.
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January 8, 2019
Answer: Exercising after Rhinoplasty Thank-you for your question. After rhinoplasty it is highly recommended by most board certified plastic surgeons that you may return to light walking the week following your surgery. After about 4 weeks you can return to light exercise and lifting with minimal bending over. 90% of the swelling in the nose usually subsides in the first 4 to 8 weeks, although swelling in the tip can last up to a year. We allow our patients to return to their regular work outs, including heavy lifting after 10 weeks, but we ask that when they resume they allow their bodies to direct the intensity and duration of the exercise and start slow with any continuation of moderate activity.
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January 8, 2019
Answer: Exercising after Rhinoplasty Thank-you for your question. After rhinoplasty it is highly recommended by most board certified plastic surgeons that you may return to light walking the week following your surgery. After about 4 weeks you can return to light exercise and lifting with minimal bending over. 90% of the swelling in the nose usually subsides in the first 4 to 8 weeks, although swelling in the tip can last up to a year. We allow our patients to return to their regular work outs, including heavy lifting after 10 weeks, but we ask that when they resume they allow their bodies to direct the intensity and duration of the exercise and start slow with any continuation of moderate activity.
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June 23, 2020
Answer: Resuming strenuous exercise after rhinoplasty Thanks for the great question! While it is awesome to have healthy and active patients, the issue of activity restrictions is always challenging. I generally have a 4 week plan: first two weeks are limited to walking; third week, patients can resume light cardio without heavy lifting; fourth week, patients can resume weight training, etc. I strongly recommend that all contact sports be avoided until 6 weeks or more post-op (or avoided all together). Take care and best of luck!
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June 23, 2020
Answer: Resuming strenuous exercise after rhinoplasty Thanks for the great question! While it is awesome to have healthy and active patients, the issue of activity restrictions is always challenging. I generally have a 4 week plan: first two weeks are limited to walking; third week, patients can resume light cardio without heavy lifting; fourth week, patients can resume weight training, etc. I strongly recommend that all contact sports be avoided until 6 weeks or more post-op (or avoided all together). Take care and best of luck!
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