What is the worst part of Rhinoplasty/ Septoplasty regarding pain?

Fortunately, significant
postoperative pain is unusual after septoplasty-rhinoplasty. Many surgeons use
packing after a septoplasty, and removing that can be very unpleasant, but in
my experience packing is not necessary. I do give patients a prescription for postoperative
pain medicine, but most patients do not use it after the first night, and many
patients do not use it all. Your nose will be sore to the touch, but not painful.
Good luck for your procedure!

In general, pain following surgery is minimal. Pain medication is prescribed by your surgeon for any discomfort you may experience. I would recommend communicating any specific concerns to your surgeon prior to the procedure, as he/she will know the details of the surgery and advise accordingly. I hope this information helps, and I wish you the best of luck. 

Although every patient is different, rhinoplasty/septoplasty surgery is general more uncomfortable than painful. I actually broke my nose playing rugby in medical school and had it repaired as a resident. The most uncomfortable part of the recovery for me was the first two days when I had a little pack in each nostril. This was mostly due to a dry mouth as you could not breathe through your nose. Once it was removed, it really started feeling better pretty quickly, although it was a little sore to touch for the first 2 weeks.Most of my patients after surgery look back and say that it was much easier than they had anticipated.

Most people experience minimal to moderate discomfort for the first few days following rhinoplasty. It has been my experience that osteotomies to narrow or straighten the nose can slightly increase the level of pain that people experience compared to those patients that only require tip surgery. I hope this information is helpful for you.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon

It is unusual to have any significant discomfort following rhinoplasty surgery.  Make sure to follow all of your surgeons instructions carefully both before and after the surgery.

In general, most patients experience little, to no pain following this surgery when post op instructions are followed.  There are usually no sutures to remove after surgery using the closed approach. Consult with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who is highly experienced in Rhinoplasty surgery to discuss your goals. Alert anesthesia of your fear of IV's.  Best wishes!