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Hi everyone, I'm Ting. I'd like to ask you all, if I had non-surgical nose fillers done in Korea, how long does it usually take before I can fly back home? I heard it might take a few days for the swelling to subside, but I'm not sure exactly how long.
I plan to stay in Korea for about a week. If I have the fillers done, I'm wondering if the remaining time will be enough for recovery. Has anyone had a similar treatment? My face will be swollen before the flight; will that cause any problems? I'm a little worried that changes in air pressure during the flight might affect the results or worsen the swelling.
If anyone has experience with this, I'd really appreciate your advice! For example, is it better to have it done a few days before going home, or are there any precautions I should take? Thank you!
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I also had my procedure done in Korea and had to fly back immediately. I noticed the swelling was most noticeable in the first three days, so if you only have a week, it might be safer to have it done three or four days earlier! As for flying, I was a little worried about the air pressure, but many people say that drinking plenty of water and avoiding salty foods should be fine. However, I still suggest you discuss your specific dates with your doctor; they should be able to give you the most practical advice.
Plan your schedule well! I did the same thing when I traveled to Korea last time. Try to discuss your travel dates carefully with the team that's handling your arrangements, as they're used to dealing with international clients who need to fly out of the country. 😊