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After rhinoplasty, the nose usually takes its final shape within 6–12 months, depending on skin structure and the surgical technique used. While most swelling decreases in the first 3 months, it may take longer for the nasal tip and fine details to become clearly defined. The healing process may vary from person to person.
Swelling is more noticeable in the first weeks after surgery and largely subsides within the first 1–3 months. It may take longer for mild swelling at the nasal tip to completely resolve. Skin thickness is an important factor during this period.
Thanks to modern surgical techniques, pain after rhinoplasty is usually mild to moderate. Pain can be controlled with prescribed medications, and most patients describe a feeling of fullness rather than pain.
If septal deviation or nasal valve problems are also corrected during surgery, a significant improvement in breathing function may be achieved. This approach is one of the main goals of functional rhinoplasty.
Most patients can return to desk jobs within 7–10 days. For jobs requiring physical exertion, the period recommended by the physician should be taken into account.
Thanks to the silicone tampons used today, removal is quick and usually painless. The procedure takes a few seconds and is comfortably tolerated by most patients.
Nasal tip stiffness is a normal healing finding after rhinoplasty. Softening usually begins within 3–6 months, and the final softening process may take up to 1 year.
When proper surgical planning and appropriate support techniques are used, nasal drooping is not an expected outcome. As swelling decreases, it may sometimes create the perception of drooping.
Within the first year, natural and controlled changes may be observed in the nose due to the reduction of swelling. These changes are part of the healing process.
Natural rhinoplasty is possible by planning the nose in harmony with facial proportions. The goal is to achieve an appearance that does not draw attention and remains balanced with the face.
In hump noses, the bone and cartilage structure can be corrected with appropriate techniques. The final result may vary depending on the patient’s skin structure and facial anatomy.
Nasal tip lift procedures performed with appropriate surgical techniques are generally permanent. Changes in swelling during the healing process may create temporary differences in perception.
In male rhinoplasty, the aim is to preserve a stronger and natural appearance of the nose. Therefore, surgical planning is performed differently compared to female rhinoplasty.
In patients with thick skin, swelling may last longer and nasal tip details become apparent later. With appropriate techniques, natural and balanced results can be achieved.
Light walks can usually be done after 2–3 weeks. For contact sports or heavy exercise, the period recommended by the physician should be waited.
Revision rhinoplasty may be considered in patients who experience aesthetic or functional dissatisfaction after the first surgery. It is generally recommended to wait at least 6–12 months for a second surgery.
Revision rhinoplasty is technically more difficult due to previously operated tissues. Therefore, it is important that it is planned by an experienced surgeon.
Complete healing of the tissues should be awaited. This period is usually between 6–12 months.
Functional rhinoplasty is a surgical approach that aims to preserve or improve breathing function along with aesthetic appearance.
Rhinoplasty may be considered in individuals who have completed facial development and whose general health condition is suitable. Suitability is determined after a detailed examination.
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