Ptosis Surgery and a Nose Job?

It may be possible to do both procedures at the same time so you should inquire of your eye surgeon about that possibility. If not they can be done within a reasonable proximity of each other. Good luck in your area.
 

Whoever does your operations should be familiar with both nose and eyelid surgery. They can be done safely concurrently. Activity after the operation is at the discretion of your surgeon.

It is perfectly reasonable to have these procedures performed at the same time. With regard to who should perform these procedures for you this depends on the skill set of your chosen surgeon. If you choose an Oculoplastic Surgeon to perform your ptosis repair, they will not offer you a rhinoplasty. If you choose an expert rhinoplasty surgeon they might or might not have significant ptosis repair experience. The best advice I can offer you is to ensure that your surgeon, or surgeons, are highly experienced with their part(s) of the procedure. I hope this information is helpful.

Stephen Weber MD, FACS

Having ptosis repair and rhinoplasty is more common than you might think.  If you seek a facial plastic surgeon, (s)he may be able to do both for you at the same time.  Alternatively, (s)he may work closely with an oculoplastic surgeon and both procedures can be done simultaneously.  Although it depends on how bad your ptosis is and what approach/technique is used to repair it, 8 months to heal should be sufficient.   Please consult with a board certified specialist who can assist you with achieving the results you seek.

 Ptosis and rhinoplasty are two very sub- specialized procedures, so is probably best look for oculoplastic surgeon to perform the ptosis repair and a very experienced rhinoplasty surgeon perform the nasal surgery.