Is it ok to have Restylane under the eyes 2 months before my Rhinoplasty? (photo)

I would feel confident that you can have Restylane under the eyes 2 months before surgery.  I would hesitate if you were planning to do this 2 weeks before surgery as you might get bruising and swelling that might add some confusion to the procedure.  Also, bear in mind that you may very well have swelling and bruising under the eyes after a rhinoplasty.

There is no reason you cant have filler into the cheek/tear trough area prior to nose surgery.  I would avoid any filler into the nasal area though.  I wish you the best of luck, Dr. Emer.

Don't worry! You can have Restylane without worrying about having rhinoplasty afterward.  I hope your surgery goes well for you.

Having Restylane injected into the tear troughs will not affect your scheduled rhinoplasty procedure. The procedure will also not affect the injections especially with the time period between the injections and the procedure. 

Restylane injections into the tear troughs prior to rhinoplasty would not impact the nasal surgery. Similarly, swelling that occurs after rhinoplasty would not affect the filler, especially if there is a 2 month separation between the two procedures

Filler in the tear trough area will not impact rhinoplasty, especially if they are separated by two months.

There is no reason you cannot have Restylane prior to a Rhinoplasty. However, I would suggest you that you discuss doing this and the timing with the surgeon who will perform your Rhinoplasty. The reason I say that is because adding filler into the upper cheeks and tear trough area could potentially alter how your nose looks a lit, especially depending on what area of the nose the Rhinoplasty is being done on. Then, when the Restylane goes away, your Rhinoplasty result could look slightly different. So, discuss the timing with your surgeon before doing it. "This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and
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