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There is nothing about being a flight attendant that would preclude a successful rhinoplasty from being performed. Being in a pressurized cabin does not influence a rhinoplasty recovery or how the nose functions afterwards.
If surgery is uneventful, after two weeks most patients are given permission to fly. One wonders about a possible spontaneous nose bleed, when one is not near medical assistance. By two weeks that risk is small.
I am a flight attendant; can I have a rhinoplasty? Your profession will not interfere with having rhinoplasty surgery. I would not say that if you were a professional boxer or martial arts performer; all flight attendants I know avoid physical trauma.
I think more details are needed, but if you are concerned about a specific issue with your nose, then it seems reasonable to have it evaluated.
It is not likely that your small bump will resolve since it has been 6 months since your injury. There is no harm it waiting another 3 to 6 months to see if there is any improvement. Depending on how much this bothers you, you may need a very minor rasping to improve the dorsal contour. ...
The price of Rhinoplasty surgery depends on several factors such as the difficulty of your case and your request for your new nose. In my practice, prices for Rhinoplasty surgery reaches from 3750 Euro up to 4670 Euro range, and it also includes the travel package such as accommodation, local...