I want to get a nose job done. I am getting married in September - that is in 4 months from now. What I would like to know is that whether the scars after the surgery will heal well before then. I have heard that scars remain up to one year but can be masked by hair style and clothes - but obviously this cannot be done for a nose job. Do you think I should postpone my wedding date by another 4 or 5 months or so. I am set on having the nose job done - so there is no compromise there. But I would really like a reassurance that the scars would be invisible by then I have to go through with this. Somebody advice me please.
Thank you.

Hi VeeraP,

Normally your scars should be gone in 4 months, if the procedure is minor. Usually the procedure is done from the inside, so there is minimal scarring on the outside, but it depends on what is actually required.

I would suggest that you wait for the surgery to be done, and see how it is healing, before setting a date.

The healing of scars in everyone is different. One thing about rhinoplasties though, it can take up to a year for all of the swelling to resolve. If you are looking to have surgery before your wedding, I would highly suggest postponing your wedding to ensure that your results are what you expect. For more information about rhinoplasty Texas, visit my website at http://innovationsfps.com.

Hello Veera,

If you do not have the surgery, are you not going to get married? It would be better to discuss this with your partner, and see if you can get married, and at a time suitable for both of you, get the surgery done if you still want it. You would then have your partner for support and see you through this. If you try to rush things, especially cosmetic procedures, you may not get the desired results.

I heartli agree with vernon. It is a very sane suggsetion to wait out and go for it after marriage. Though rhinoplasty domne by a qualified surgeion has minimal risks like all surgery it varies from case to case and there is a list of complications associTED WITH IT. dO TA;LK IT out with your GP too