Swelling in the first few days after rhinoplasty is normal, and does not require special treatment, pay attention to hygiene, and follow the doctor’s instructions to prevent infection. However, if serious hematoma occurs, it is necessary to puncture and suction or remove the prosthesis to clear the hematoma. Rhinoplasty belongs to comprehensive rhinoplasty surgery, which generally utilizes materials such as silicone, expanded body or autologous fat as fillers to be implanted into the nose to change the shape of the nose and the height of the bridge, among other things. Any surgery has certain risks, and some people may experience localized swelling a few days after rhinoplasty, which is normal and generally no need for special concern. You need to keep the local area clean and pay attention to hygiene in daily life. You can apply antibiotic ointment such as mupirocin and fusidic acid as prescribed by the doctor, which can help prevent infection and speed up the recovery. If there is a serious local hematoma, then you should go to a regular hospital, and you need to take puncture suction or remove the prosthesis to help clear the hematoma. If swelling occurs after rhinoplasty, you need to observe the local situation, if the symptoms are mild, pay attention to local hygiene, follow the doctor’s instructions for medication. If there is a serious hematoma, you need to consult a doctor to prevent aggravation of the symptoms.