Two days after rhinoplasty, the nose will swell, but generally it will swell after one week. The prosthesis of total rhinoplasty is located in the soft tissue of the back of the nose and the upper part of the nasal bone, and does not enter the nasal cavity, which will not affect your breathing. If the patient suffers from mild rhinitis, it will generally not affect the plastic rhinoplasty, but if the patient suffers from severe rhinitis, it must be cured and stabilized for a period of time before plastic rhinoplasty can be carried out.