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How long after rhinoplasty is it safe to ski?

Cool400776Oct 14, 2025
Hello! Im considering Rhinoplasty this winter (Nov/Dec). Im a skiier and wondering how long after a rhino it will be considered safe to ski? I am a good/lifelong skiier and am not too worried about falling but i recognize that it is always a possibility. Additionally, I do wear goggles when skiing and not sure when that becomes allowed! Thanks!

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