5th August 2015
Julian Rowe-Jones on: When can you take exercise and go back to work? (Video)
Top UK Rhinoplasty Surgeon, Julian Rowe-Jones on: When can you take exercise and go back to work?
When to take exercise
After rhinoplasty I would usually advise two weeks off from going to the gym or vigorous exercise. That’s because there’s a chance that you might get a nose bleed, or you might get more swelling so I think it is worth taking it easy physically for two weeks.
When to go back to work
When you can go back to work depends on what work you do. Most patients, for three or four days, I think benefit from taking things easy. You feel like you’ve developed a cold, the nose is uncomfortable, although it’s extremely rare for it to be painful and you’re not likely to be very productive, but there are a lot of people who do work at a computer or work from home and I usually say, after those three or four days, if you gently want to start some light work, that’s perfectly fine.
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More about Julian Rowe-Jones
Julian Rowe-Jones founded The Nose Clinic in 1998 with a clear mission to deliver world leading standards of cosmetic nose surgery (Rhinoplasty) in Guildford, and now in Harley Street, London. His aim is to provide a level of friendly and professional consultancy, advice, support and patient care that complements and enhances these standards. His expertise as a rhinoplasty surgeon is central to the success of his patients; and you can read more about his background and experience in specialising.
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