How soon after eye surgery can you get a rhinoplasty?

 In general, I would space out any type of
elective surgery by 3 months to allow for maximum
wound healing from any previous surgery.

You should be able to get the rhinoplasty a few weeks after the ptosis repair.  You should ask the surgeon doing the ptosis when it would be okay to have further surgery.

4-6 weeks after uneventful ptosis surgery you should be OK to have rhinoplasty, you should also make both physician aware of your plan and any medications that you might be taking after surgery. good luck!

I would get input from the two surgeons you have selected.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA.........

I recommend you ask the surgeon performing the ptosis repair this question.  I would anticipate it could be as soon as two -three weeks, but ultimately it is the ptosis surgeon's call.Good Luck,Dr. Kaniff

Well, this is a surgery that can be done at the same time so to answer your question, how soon after eye surgery can you have a Rhinoplasty? The answer is right away.

 Both  a rhinoplasty surgery and eyelid surgery can be performed together or separately, depending upon the patient's desires. If they are performed separately, one month of time between the 2 procedures is acceptable. For many examples of eyelid surgery and rhinoplasty, please see the link and the video below

You should get your eye surgery first and make absolute sure that your eye surgeon states you are completely recovered before pursuing any additional surgery(rhinoplasty). Once you are recovered you should seek consultation with a rhinoplasty specialist where they will determine if you are an appropriate candidate for the surgery. Best of luck.

Thank you for that question and I would address to your eye surgeon and see what he would prefer you to doDr Corbin

This is not a question for us, you need to discuss this with the eye surgeon.