Is it normal for your nose to look bigger than was prior open rhinoplasty almost 2 weeks after the surgery?
Swelling after rhinoplasty, or nose surgery, is perfectly normal and one of the most critical parts of the post-operative recovery process of a rhinoplasty in the early stages. Rhinoplasty is a complex procedure that involves reshaping the nose by manipulating underlying tissues and structures, which naturally leads to inflammation and fluid accumulation.
This swelling is your body's way of protecting itself and promoting healing. It is essential to acknowledge that the immediate appearance after surgery may not accurately represent the final outcome of your rhinoplasty.
During the first few weeks, your nose may look larger than expected. While this might seem concerning, it's a temporary phase. As the swelling gradually subsides, the true contours of your newly shaped nose will start to emerge.
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