Rhinoplasty surgeries are processes that can make you feel pain after the procedure. Because of this, doctors can usually administer pain relievers while the patient is still anesthetized. Regular use of the drugs recommended by your doctor in the continuation of the process is very important for accelerating tissue healing and relieving pain.

Bleeding or swelling experienced after the process can be considered normal to a certain extent. It is generally recommended to lie in a position that allows the nose to remain higher than the lower part of the face and body to relieve nasal pain and facilitate breathing. You may need to consider the following warnings during the healing process:

• Not using facial expressions that move your facial expressions excessively
• Applying sunscreen with a protection factor of thirty or fifty on the nose (this is a very important detail to avoid color changes on your nose, which is extremely vulnerable to all harmful rays).
• Avoid strenuous sports, exercise, aerobics or running
• Staying away from foods containing sodium in order to reduce swelling in the face area and nose,
• Press your nose and face with an ice pack at the rate and at intervals determined by your doctor,
• Prefer not to go to school or work for a while in order not to tire yourself as much as possible and to give time to your recovery.