Firstly, after Mohs surgery, you should leave the bandages on for at least 24 hours, depending on the specific instructions from your surgeon. You should also follow up by cleansing the wound with soap and water and covering it with ointment and a dressing outside. In some cases It is recommended for the bulky dressing to be left on for 24 hours. After that, you can clean the wound with hydrogen peroxide and use Q-tips dipped in the solution to gently remove any scabs or old blood. Once the wound is cleaned and dry, you can apply a layer of Vaseline petroleum jelly or Aquaphor to it and then cover it with a new bandage. If the surgical site is on your face, you should sleep with your head elevated on two pillows or in a recliner and avoid sleeping on the affected side. Every case is unique, and your surgeon may provide you with specific instructions for how to bandage your nose after Mohs surgery based on your individual situation. Therefore, it’s important to follow their instructions closely to ensure proper healing and minimize the risk of complications.