Most patients recover from rhinoplasty within 2–3 weeks, with final results visible after several months.
Considering rhinoplasty or sinus surgery? Achieve a refined, natural look while improving your breathing with Parramatta’s trusted ENT surgeon, Dr. Dakshika Gunaratne.
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Dr Gunaratne is an Australian-trained adult and paediatric ENT surgeon and a fellow of the Royal
Australasian College of Surgeons. In addition to treating General ENT disorders, he has advanced
subspecialty training in disorders of the Nose and Sinuses.
Dr Gunaratne obtained his medical degree from the University of Newcastle and completed his junior medical
and surgical training at Westmead Hospital. During this time, he undertook further study to obtain Masters
degrees in Surgery (USyd) and Public Health (UNSW). He was selected for and completed five years of
advanced surgical training in Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery (ENT), obtaining his Fellowship from
the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS) in 2022. Thereafter, Dr Gunaratne travelled to
Vancouver, Canada, to spend a year of advanced training under the tutelage of Professor Andrew Thamboo,
who managed all disorders of the nose, sinuses, and anterior skull base.
Most patients recover from rhinoplasty within 2–3 weeks, with final results visible after several months.
Yes! Our expert surgeons use advanced techniques to ensure natural-looking enhancements that complement your facial structure.
Mild to moderate discomfort is expected but is well-managed with prescribed pain medication. Most patients find the recovery process tolerable.
Rhinoplasty results are generally permanent, depending on skin quality and lifestyle factors.
Most patients can resume light activities within a week and return to work in 10–14 days. Strenuous exercise should be avoided for at least 4–6 weeks.