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2026.06.21 · Views 4,821
I am scheduled for nose surgery next month. I would appreciate it if you could share opinions from those with experience regarding whether using electronic devices such as smartphones, wireless chargers, and wireless earphones during the recovery period affects wound healing, infection, or adverse reactions to the implant, as well as a list of specific questions I should ask the hospital.
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Although electronic devices themselves rarely directly affect recovery, infection, or implants, pressure, impact, and hygiene at the surgical site are more important. Therefore, please be sure to ask the hospital about “when you can make calls or wear wireless earphones, restrictions regarding wireless chargers and electromagnetic waves, devices or behaviors to be careful of when using implants, infection prevention guidelines, and criteria for abnormal symptoms such as swelling, pain, and fever.”
I also had a lot of worries during my recovery after rhinoplasty, but in the end, the most bothersome thing was the discomfort when touching around my ears while wearing earphones.
After surgery, I found it harder than I expected to look at my phone for long periods of time ㅠㅜㅜ
Fatigue from prolonged use may be greater than from electromagnetic waves, so use it for short periods, take frequent breaks, and observe your recovery.