Nose Surgery (Rhinoplasty), Cambridge and London | Pre and Post Operative Instructions


	This is one of the most frequently requested types of cosmetic procedure. It is a surgical procedure which reshapes and realigns the nose either to repair injury or to correct a deformity which may be hereditary.

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Rhinoplasty is one of the most frequently requested types of cosmetic procedure. It is a surgical procedure which reshapes and realigns the nose either to repair injury or to correct a deformity which may be hereditary.

MORNING AFTER

You will be seen in the treatment room by the surgeon.

Your nasal pack will be removed and your surgery checked.

You will keep your plaster cast on; it will be removed at your first post op appointment.

AFTER SURGERY

Get up and around after 24 hours.

Eat cool, soft foods only for 24 hours after surgery.

Wash face gently with cool water only for 24 hours. Keep the dressing dry until your post operative visit.

Apply ice compresses intermittently for 48 hours under eyes to help alleviate swelling.

Do not bend forward.

Open your mouth when sneezing. Do not blow your nose for two weeks.

Under NO Circumstances touch or poke your nose with any foreign objects.

The plaster dressing will be removed after approximately seven days at your post op visit.

You will encounter swelling and bruising which will subside in due course.

Avoid strenuous activity for approximately six weeks. Too much strenuous exercise too soon may cause bleeding.

Be patient. It may take as long as nine months for the subtler contour changes of the nose to take place and finalise.

Do not take aspirin for at least one week following surgery.

Please note this hospital has a no smoking policy.

This web site has been prepared to give a basic understanding of the procedure before a consultation takes place, and to cover many of the questions frequently asked about this type of cosmetic surgery. Final decisions should not be made until an individual assessment has taken place with the surgeon.

There is no obligation on the part of the patient to undergo surgery by attending for consultation. If you have any further questions or would like to arrange a consultation please do not hesitate to .

43 Cambridge Road
Cambridge, SG8 5QD
(P) 01223 208 085
(F) 01223 208 251
(E) contact@cambridgeprivatehospital.co.uk

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