How fast can I go back to work after my double eyelid surgery and rhinoplasty if I do it together? Should I do my double eyelid surgery and rhinoplasty together or separately? Some may want to do their double eyelid surgery and rhinoplasty separately, but some may choose to do it all together at once, and we would say why not?! Doing both procedures at once is more common than you may think!

Like this model below, she also did multiple surgeries here at Marble Plastic Surgery! She was concerned with her uneven eyes and also wanted her eyes to appear bigger, and wanted a nose with refined tip with a touch of femininity!

Before double eyelid surgery & rhinoplasty

The surgical plan for her provided by Marble’s surgeons:

Natural adhesion double eyelid surgery

Epicanthoplasty

Lateral canthoplasty

Lower canthoplasty

Augmentation rhinoplasty (bridge & tip)

Humpectomy

Lateral osteotomy

Alar reduction

It sounds like it’s a lot, but trust us, it’s not!

Day 7 post-op [Left: Before stitch removal, Right: After stich removal]

Minimal swelling observed. Although we do see some swelling left, and yellow bruises here and there, she can easily cover them with makeup! Don’t sleep on your cold and warm compress! They really do help to aid your healing 😊 If you have an office job, you can return to your desk after cast removal without a problem!

3 weeks post-op!

Swelling has gone down a lot more, and she can now wear her makeup freely! Also, look at how much she’s changed! Her eyes look brighter and awake, and the feminine nose line suits her facial harmony really well! The swelling doesn’t even look that bad, considering she’s only 3 weeks post-op! Her daily routines are almost back to normal with the exception of pilates class! You would have to wait until at least 1 month post-op to go back to exercising!

Now let’s see how her double eyelid surgery & rhinoplasty results are after few months!

 Defined & wider eyes with double eyelid surgery and canthoplasty, and refined & feminine nose through rhinoplasty❤️ Her swelling was kept to a minimum, but to be honest, swelling does vary between patients and it is difficult to predict. But one thing we know for sure is that they will eventually recede and if you follow the post-op care well, they will help you to speed up your healing process! One advantage of doing it all together we know for sure, you just have to go through the waiting game of deswelling once! The swelling may not be as bad as you think!