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Hello, and thank you for the question. It is best to refrain from wearing glasses or goggles for the first 6 weeks after your surgery. I would recommend checking with your surgeon regarding his or her specific guidelines. I hope this information helps, and I wish you the best of luck.
I would say "no" but you should really ask your own surgeon, who know exactly what was done. pressure on the nose could affect the nasal bones if they were cut.
It is best to check with your surgeon, however, is probably best not to go skiing to be safedue to the pressure from the goggles and the risk of injury.
If osteotomies (incisions in the nasal bones used to straighten or narrow the nasal bridge) were performed, they generally take 8 weeks to settle and heal. During this time, it is not advisable to place pressure (as as glasses or goggles) on the nose, as the nasal bones and other structures can shift. Even if osteotomies were not performed, the pressure of goggles may leave deep dents in the swollen skin of the nose, which can take a while to dissipate. The best advice is to follow the recommendation of your treating rhinoplasty surgeon. Good luck!