How Long After Rhinoplasty Can You Get Your Septum Pierced?

My answer would be:  Never.  The septum is a very important functional and structural part of your nose.  I would highly recommend avoiding piercings in this area.  However, I believe that your question probably related to a piercing of the columella, which is the skin bridge that rests between your nostrils.  I would impart the same advice to piercings in this area, applying the same rationale.

Thanks for the question. You shouldn't have piercings for at least 2-4 months. Then, if you talk to your surgeon and get approval, there is no obstacle to having a piercing. I wish you all the best.

In general I wouldn't suggest  getting your septum pierced.  Piercing the septum can result in a septal perforation which may never be able to be fixed.  Then you could have lifelong problems with crusting, congestion, and a whistling sound in your nose.  It would require additional surgery if a hole was left after you decided you didn't want it anymore.  With that being said, if you do decide to pierce your septum I would wait at least two months to make sure you are completely healed and only pierce the membranous (soft area in front) of the septum, not the cartilage.