How soon can I work my warehouse job after rhinoplasty and septoplasty?

in my experience most patients can return to work after 7-10 days.  Be sure to discuss your goals and concerns with your board certified plastic surgeon and consider the pros and the cons. Be certain your surgeon is properly certified.  I've attached a link where you can start your search. 

You have a good chance of getting back to work in 2 weeks , many things influence healing time such as having an open vs closed procedure ...returning to work also is dependent on how you feel after surgery , will you be mentally ready to show off your new nose?

Following Rhinoplasty I advise my patients to take 1-2 weeks off of work.  After 2 weeks there are no limitations in activity, although I encourage avoiding contact sports for another 2 weeks.  You should always follow the advice of your rhinoplasty surgeon.  Best Regards, Dr. Weiss

Hello.  I recommend my patients take two weeks off after a rhinoplasty.  After two weeks, you're cleared to work out and there are no restrictions on your activity.  If you sweat a lot, or it's very hot where you work, this may extend the time of your swelling longer than usual, but shouldn't adversely impact your results.  Bear in mind that if your surgeon did osteotomies, then you need to be protect your nose for at least 2 months.  Even though you're cleared for all activities, it's wise not to engage in contact sports for two months to let the bones heal.  Take care.

I think you need to ask your surgeon what they expect of you with respect to your recovery.  For my patients, I usually allow strenuous activity, including exercise and weight lifting, usually at 2 weeks.  This also includes work related tenuous activity. The most significant risk of overdoing it is nose bleed. Which, if serious, could require packing. There really isn't any significant risk to the outcome of the surgery itself (from strenuous activity) but if a severe nose bleed were to occur, significant nasal packing could distort the shape of the nose.  Make sure that you are not in a situation where something could fall or hit your nose. Ultimately it is up to your surgeon and what they advise for your post operative recovery.

I will allow my patients to go back to heavy lifting and strenuous exercise in two weeks, barring anything out of the ordinary. As long as you don't let something fall on your nose it will not effect the results.

You should ask your surgeon when he is ok with you going back to vigorous work after your procedure. He is the best one to answer this.

In our practice, we allow patients to return to work at two weeks after their surgery when they can start back with mildly strenuous activity. It is important not to get a nosebleed by lifting heavy items two weeks after the surgery

Your surgeon is your best resource to determine the amount of time you should take off work.  On average, 10 days to 2 weeks works well with many jobs.  You described your job as hot and with heavy lifting.  I would recommend taking off 4 weeks or asking to do light duty. Take care of yourself so your final result will be nice.