Swelling in nose lift (non-surgical) vs Rhinoplasty

As you know, after rhinoplasty and also after any kind of nose lift (non-surgical), one of the natural side effects is to face swelling on and around nose which everyone experiences it in some way. Rhinoplasty can be performed either open or close. So Naturally, prolonged and more-invasive operation would be associated with a greater risk of developing complications. But in nose lift (non-surgical) – as the name implies – the nose is pulled from inside with a special thread or tape or in some cases with fillers (gel injection), so that it finds the desired shape. It is natural that in a nose lift, due to its non-invasive nature, the rate of postoperative complications will be much less. In this article we want to discuses about swelling in nose lift (non-surgical) vs Rhinoplasty.

Generally, the swelling amount variates in different people and is affected by different factors such as the thickness of the nasal skin, the skill of the surgeon, the amount of changes in the nose, etc.

In fact, it is a natural reaction of the human body that tries to repair nasal tissue by increasing the intercellular fluid in the affected area, and depending on the severity of the injury and also the physical strength of the person, the healing process may take from a few weeks to several months.

Swelling of the bony noses is usually less because the patient’s nasal skin is thinner and cartilage tissue is stronger. But in bulbous noses, we usually have more swelling due to the thickness of the nasal skin.

Note that in revision rhinoplasty you may experience even more swelling than in primary operation, as part of the nose have already been cut by a surgeon, and this time your body may show a longer and more extreme reaction to these secondary changes.

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