Within 24 hours after operation, the nose will be swollen, and the nose will feel painful and dull. The doctor will use drugs to control these discomforts. On the first day after operation, it is best to lie in bed (except going to the toilet) and hold your head high.

After operation 1 day, swelling and cyanosis began to appear around the eyes, reaching the peak in 2-3 days after operation. Cold compress will relieve some swelling and feel better. Swelling usually occurs 2-4 hours after operation.

It gradually disappeared in 3 weeks.

A little bleeding is common in the first few days after surgery, and you will feel stuffy nose for weeks after surgery. The doctor will ask you not to blow your nose during this time.

Most patients with rhinoplasty can go to the scene the day after operation and resume their studies one week after operation, but it does take 3-4 weeks to fully return to normal.

Normal activities should be gradually restored after operation, and the doctor suggested 2 -3 after operation.

Don't do strenuous exercise for a week, such as running, swimming and other sports that will raise blood pressure. Don't hurt or bruise your nose for two months, and don't expose yourself to the sun too much. When washing your face, combing your hair and using cosmetics, you should move gently. You can wear contact lenses after surgery, but usually wear glasses after 3 months.

-Four weeks. Smoking and drinking are prohibited. Pay attention to avoid spicy food.