2026.06.28 · Views 4,487
Hello everyone! I'm Wulan from Jakarta. I'm thinking about trying nose fillers during my upcoming vacation in Korea, but I'm unsure about the timing. I plan to stay for about 5-7 days, then fly straight home. How long is the downtime usually after nose fillers? Is it safe to fly straight away?
I'm worried about returning to the office with my face still swollen or red. Maybe anyone has tried this before? What was your experience? How many days does it usually take for it to disappear or look normal again? And does anyone know what happens with airplane pressure? Does that cause the filler to shift or something?
Any advice would be super helpful! Thanks!
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Hi! I was in the same mood when I went to Seoul before, but in practice I found that 5-7 days can be a bit of a problem for women. My friends told me that there is a rule of thumb to wait at least 3-4 days before going back to school or work, but it really depends on each person’s body’s reaction, right? I think it’s important to talk to your surgeon before you fly and ask all your questions to the specialist!
Hello! I was in the same situation - I had only 5-6 days to stay in Ulaanbaatar. What I'm interested in is how strong the adhesion and redness are in the first 2-3 days? My friend said that, but it seems to me that it is also worth paying attention to.
Sister, have you considered waiting a few extra days after getting the injection before flying back? I'm wondering if 5-7 days is enough time to monitor the situation, because I'm about to leave and I'm a little worried about this.