🌿 Week 1: You might have the splint removed on the 7th day, but your nose will still be swollen, slightly tight, and may have small bruises around your cheeks or eyes.

✴️ Note for oily skin cases: Use oil-controlling products to regulate oil production around the nose area immediately after removing the splint. Limit dairy, fatty, sweet foods... to prevent excessive fibrous tissue formation inside the nose.

🌿 Week 2: Bruising will gradually diminish, there might still be swelling but without pain or tightness.

🌿 Weeks 3-4: The incision site will heal and scar tissue will form. Continue to avoid strenuous activities, limit sun exposure, and diligently apply scar-reducing medication as directed by the specialized doctor.

🌿 Weeks 5-6: The tissues and bones have begun stabilizing. It's advisable to consult the doctor about returning to work and normal activities.

🌿 3-6 months: Reactions like swelling, pain, discoloration... around the nose, eyes, and cheeks will nearly disappear during this time.

🌿 1 year: Your nose will have adapted to the maximum potential of the lifted cartilage, achieving the ideal form without any remaining unusual signs.