Rhinoplasty in Uberlândia, Brazil

Discomfort is individual and managed with medical guidance; swelling and pressure are more common than intense pain.

The most visible swelling reduces within the first weeks, but final refinement of the result can take months.

Yes, when indicated — the consultation assessment defines whether functional correction alongside aesthetics is needed.

Rhinoplasty is generally performed under general anesthesia, with the specific approach defined together with the anesthesiology team based on the pre-operative evaluation.

Surgical time varies depending on the complexity of the case and any combined techniques, and is estimated individually during the consultation.

The first few days typically call for relative rest with the head elevated, which helps reduce swelling and discomfort.

Low-effort activities are usually resumed within a few days, while roles involving more exposure or physical demands tend to require a longer interval, assessed individually.

Driving is generally allowed once the nasal splint has been removed and any medication affecting reflexes or alertness has worn off, as confirmed by your doctor.

More intense physical activity is usually reintroduced gradually, guided by follow-up visits, to reduce the risk of bleeding or prolonged swelling.

The nasal splint or cast is usually kept in place for a few days and removed at a follow-up visit, once the bone structure is more stable.

With the closed technique there is no external scar; when the open technique is indicated, the small incision tends to be discreet, hidden at the base of the nose.

Temporary changes in sensitivity at the tip of the nose can occur due to tissue manipulation during surgery, usually resolving gradually; this is discussed individually during the consultation.