Am I getting rhinoplasty too close to my wedding date?

Four months should be ok, the recovery time on rhinoplasty can take up to a year depending on the severity of the case and swelling.  Most of my patients look fine after four months.

This is probably enough time. However, 6-12 months would be ideal. Most swelling should have resolved by this point. But this is your big day and it would be nice to have more time to heal. It sounds like you're committed to proceeding and that is probably OK. Best of luck!

Congratulations on your upcoming wedding!  You should be fine with 4 months of lead time.  The vast majority of any swelling will be gone by that point.  There will be some remaining of course, but that is something that only your surgeon and you will notice in all likelihood. You certainly should not be VERY swollen, and your nose should look significantly better than pre-op by then.   I hope this helps and best of luck!

A year in advance would be ideal.  With the dates that you listed you should be ok, but of course there are certainties.  I think 3 months recovery before a major even is the least amount of time, but it also depends on the patients tolerance of risk.  With that said I had a patient who walked the runway as a evening dress model the day we took the splint off (1 wk).  Her photos is in my realself gallery.

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