A nose job procedure (before, during, and after the surgery)
In the initial consultation with the surgeon, you should talk about your reasons to want the operation and the results you expect. After evaluating your face, nose, and other features of your appearance, the surgeon will tell you whether your expectations are realistic or not.
The surgeon will discuss with you about risks and recovery time, based on your overall health. After reviewing methods and costs, you should decide whether you want to go ahead with the surgery. After your approval, the surgeon will accurately describe the procedure to you.
Nose surgery is an outpatient procedure (The surgeon will dismiss you after 2 to 4 hours of resting in the clinic); in some cases, a night of hospitalization (overnight stay) is required. You’ll sleep through the operation (general anesthesia), but in some rare cases, local anesthesia is enough; in these cases, your nose will be numbed so that you won’t feel the pain.
Read more about nose job procedures and aftercare here: A nose job procedure