How many days after undergoing thread lift for the nose can one wash their face?

Thread lifting rhinoplasty is a non-surgical nasal reshaping method that achieves improved nasal contours by implanting specialized threads beneath the skin of the nose. Within 24 hours after thread lifting rhinoplasty, contact with water should be avoided to reduce the risk of infection. Under normal circumstances, approximately 3-5 days after the procedure, if there is no significant redness, swelling, or discharge at the treatment site, gentle cleansing of the face with warm water may be resumed. However, direct water pressure on the nose should be avoided, as well as using any facial cleansers or cosmetics that might irritate the skin. During the first postoperative week, it is recommended to use mild, non-irritating cleansers and to avoid vigorously rubbing or pressing on the nasal area.

During the recovery period, patients are advised to follow their physician's instructions for daily care. An antibiotic ointment should be applied externally each day to prevent infection. Additionally, strenuous exercise and any impact or pressure on the nose should be avoided to prevent compromising the surgical outcome and healing process. If any abnormalities occur during recovery, such as persistent pain, increased redness or swelling, or increased discharge, the patient should promptly contact their physician for evaluation and treatment to prevent complications.