Can I do a nose job and then get a boob job done in the same month?

In many practices, if multiple procedures are being considered, they are safely performed simultaneously.  In our practice, I would perform a rhinoplasty while my partner performs the breast augmentation.  Ask your surgeon and he or she can "join forces"  with another surgeon so you don't need anesthesia twice.

Dear Nour74,



There is no reason why both procedures cannot be done at the same setting. Be aware, however, if you have any complications postoperatively, and you have returned to this country you are going to have a very difficult time finding anyone to take care of those complications if they did not do the original surgery. This is just something very important for you to consider.’





I hope this has been helpful.





Robert D. Wilcox, MD

A rhinoplasty and a breast augmentation can be performed under the same anesthesia with the same recovery period. It's important to find one doctor who can perform both procedures quite well, or two separate surgeons who can work in combination to each perform their respective procedure. Rhinoplasty is one of the most difficult procedures to perform correctly in the entire field of cosmetic surgery, so choose your surgeon very wisely based on extensive experience.

Yes, combining a rhinoplasty and breast augmentation on one day is possible.If there are more than one surgeon, it may take some more coordinating, but it is still possible.More importantly, you need to arrange appropriate travel plans and follow up. I typically do not have my nose patients fly for a minimum of two weeks. If there is a postoperative issue, you need to have a plan to reach your doctor or someone who can evaluate you for your safety. Safety comes first. 

I would recommend having these procedures done simultaneously. In my practice, I perform the facial plastic surgery while my associate performs the body plastic surgery. This allows both doctors to focus on their specialty, reduces OR time, and reduces surgeon fatigue.  Two surgeons in one setting is better than having one surgeon with two anesthesias. Good luck!