Rhinoplasty FAQ
Rhinoplasty may be suitable if you want to improve the shape, size, or profile of the nose, or if you have breathing-related concerns. The final decision is made after a detailed evaluation of your facial proportions, nasal structure, and expectations.
The first stage of recovery is usually the first 7 to 10 days, when splints or dressings are removed and social downtime becomes easier. Swelling continues to settle gradually, and the nose refines over the following months.
You will notice an early change once the initial swelling decreases, but rhinoplasty requires patience. The nose continues to soften and define over time, and the final result is usually assessed over several months.
Most patients should plan enough time for the in-person consultation, surgery, and the first postoperative checks before travelling back. The exact timeline depends on your healing process and travel plan, but this is discussed clearly before your trip.
Yes. Revision rhinoplasty can be considered when a previous nose surgery did not fully address shape, symmetry, or breathing concerns. Because revision cases require more detailed planning, each case is evaluated carefully and individually.
