Can A Sneeze Damage My Results 1 Month Post-op?

I usually tell my patients to avoid sneezing the first week after rhinoplasty.  The main reason is to prevent bleeding.  If they must sneeze, I ask them to "sneeze through the mouth", instead of the nose (i.e., verbalize the "ahh-chooo" as they sneeze.  I would not worry!  Hang in there!

At one month, the nasal bones (if osteotomies were performed) and the other areas of nose have sufficient scar tissue formation so that sneezing should not affect the result.

 Unless the sneeze created some sharp pain, discomfort and or bleeding there wouldn't be adequate force, IMHO to cause any damage to your nose 1 month after your Rhinoplasty.  If you're concerned see your Rhinoplasty Surgeon for a nasal exam just to check things out.

If it has been 4 weeks since your surgery, you haven't done any damage by sneezing through your nose. Don't worry and enjoy your new look.

you should be just fine to sneeze through your nose 4 weeks after rhinoplasty.  Bleeding or swelling is not expected at this stage if you sneeze through your nose.