I Smoked 5 Cigarettes a Week After Rhinoplasty, Did I Damage the Results?

Thanks for the question. You should meet your Board Certified Surgeon after this. Because you should wait 2-3 weeks because your operation area trying to get healed. Then after yes you can do smoke and drink. I wish you all the best.

Hello,
Thank you for your question. Smoking is not advised after a rhinoplasty because it can delay and interfere with the healing process. I advice you stop smoking immediately. You can return to smoking 4 weeks post op. 
All the best, Deepak Dugar, MDScarless Rhinoplasty ExpertBeverly Hills, CA 90210

Thank you for the question. You should absolutely consult with your physician about your smoking habits in order to obtain the most reliable and individualized medical advice. Most specialists recommend abstaining from smoking for 2-3 weeks before a rhinoplasty, while others may insist on a full month or two. Smoking will cause irritation and restrict the blood flow to your healing areas, possibly causing complications during the recovery period.   
In addition, you should also make sure to avoid smoking for at least two weeks after surgery as it may interfere with your healing process. Smoking after surgery may restrict the flow of blood to the healing areas, exacerbate swelling, and prolong recovery. Of course, as a physician, I would advise you to quit smoking altogether due to a variety of health risks associated with it. Of course, if you don't observe any increase in swelling or any other complications, your results will most likely be fine. Just be sure to consult with your plastic surgeon from now on before you choose to resume smoking following surgery.
 An in-person exam with a board-certified plastic surgeon would be the best way to assess your needs and obtain expert medical advice. Best of luck!

Smoking before or after a Rhinoplasty is not a contraindication  (although it should never be recommended). It is doubtful that you caused damage and I would not worry about it. Other procedures such as Face Lift and Abdominoplasty are associated more commonly with problems if you smoke in the peri operative period. I would still avoid any further smoking (better yet-quit). If the blue persists, I would see your surgeon.

Cigarettes are a no no!  They cause tissue ischemia and prevent oxygen to get to the tissue properly.  

Smoking seems to have very little affect on rhinoplasty and it is very unlikely that you ruined your result with a few cigarettes. Good to quit though.
Best of luck, peterejohnsonmd.com

I very much doubt that you have injured your nose by smoking in the immediate post-op period.  having stated this smoking long term can have a very negative effect on the nose and you should really try hard to quit.

IMHO, it's unlikely that smoking that small amount would have any impact on post Rhinoplasty healing but you may want to ask your Rhinoplasty Surgeon this question.

It is unlikely that you did permanent damage to your nose with 5 cigarettes.  But smoking does affect healing and the smoke irritates the recently traumatized nasal mucosa.  I would not smoke.  Donald R. Nunn MD  Atlanta Plastic Surgeon.