Surgery
Rhinoplasty
Recovery with a nasal splint, long-lasting swelling and no glasses or impact on the nose.
The daily routine
7 routine items- 08:00Morning pain medicine
- 09:00Saline nasal rinse
- 11:00Change the drip pad under the nose, if soiled
- 15:00Saline nasal rinse
- 16:00Afternoon pain medicine
- 20:00Front and profile photo
- 21:00Log today's pain in the diary
It starts as a draft
No patient sees this template until a clinician checks the values and approves it. The database refuses to activate a protocol without who approved it and when.
What the template brings
What the clinician confirms before activating
The numbers that vary by technique and by clinician stay out of the text until they are confirmed.
- For how many days the splint/cast stays on
- For how many weeks to avoid glasses resting on the nose
- For how many days not to blow the nose
- How long until the nose shows its final shape
2 guidance items by phase
Guidance by phase
First hours
- The splint weekdays 0 to 8
Recovery
- The nose you see today is not the final nosedays 8 to 365
2 answered questions
Questions the knowledge base answers
- Can I wear glasses?
- My nose is blocked and I can't breathe well.
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