Most major swelling after rhinoplasty usually improves within 1–2 weeks, allowing patients to appear comfortably in public. However, mild swelling can continue to gradually decrease over the following weeks to months as the nose fully heals.

The result is maintained by stable structural support, proper surgical technique, and the healing of the internal tissues over time.

Revision surgery is usually considered after enough healing time has passed, often several months or more depending on the case.

Yes. The nostril shape can change slightly as swelling decreases and the tissues settle during recovery.

Contracture is uncommon but possible. Careful surgical technique, proper material selection, and post-operative care help reduce the risk.

A slight change over time can happen due to healing and aging, but proper structural support helps maintain the tip position.

Long-term changes can occur depending on healing and aging, but stable support techniques are used to minimize this.

Pricing depends on the materials used (implant vs. autologous cartilage) and whether additional procedures such as alar reduction or hump correction are combined. Contact us for a free consultation and personalized quote.

The amount of fat removed depends on your body condition and the target areas. During consultation, the surgeon will evaluate your body and estimate the safe and appropriate amount of fat that can be removed while maintaining balanced results.