RHINOPLASTY

Rhinoplasty is a surgical procedure to change the shape of the nose or improve its function. Rhinoplasty is mainly done for two main reasons; medical and cosmetic. Medical causes include correction of nasal breathing problems and correction of deformity as a result of any trauma or birth defect. Cosmetic reasons are to change the shape and appearance of the nose aesthetically.

Making the right decision before choosing rhinoplasty

Since rhinoplasty is a surgical procedure, patients need to be sure that they are fully prepared for it. The following points will help to make appropriate decisions about rhinoplasty.

First of all, patients should look for a qualified surgeon to perform the surgery. It is better to make an appointment with the surgeon in advance and discuss things in detail. During the appointment, patients should talk about their goals and objectives and the primary reasons for opting for rhinoplasty. Surgeons need to articulate their concerns so that they have a good idea of ​​the problem they are facing.

Patients should also remember that there is no "perfect nose" in the real world. Rhinoplasty will only help improve facial qualities and focus on unique and natural beauty. Surgeons may also go to the extent of recommending certain facial features that best match one's appearance. They finely evaluate the structure of the nose and other facial parts to determine if your expectations are practical and realistic. They also consider general health factors and conditions and inform patients about the risks, recovery time and costs in the process.

After making your final decision, the surgeon will recommend you the most appropriate treatment procedure.
 

Overview of the rhinoplasty process

Rhinoplasty requires an overnight stay and is usually done as an outpatient procedure. Patients are given general anesthesia. This allows them to feel comfortable and have a pain-free experience. Patients sleep throughout the operation.

During the procedure, surgeons make incisions in the nostrils. In more difficult cases, surgeons also make an incision along the base of the nose. After that, they reshape the inner bone and cartilage to create a more pleasing appearance of the nose and face.

Recovery After Rhinoplasty

After rhinoplasty, patients wear a nasal splint for at least the first week. After the operation, patients may expect some swelling and bruising around the eyes, which will begin to improve from the third day after the operation. Such ailments can last for a maximum of two weeks.

Besides the eyes, patients can expect to have small bumps on their noses that only they and their surgeons will notice. But this will gradually and gradually disappear in six months. After the nose is completely healed, its final shape will become more pronounced.

After surgery, patients should avoid strenuous activities for three to six weeks. They can easily return to their daily lives and social activities within two to three weeks and do not leave any traces of the procedure.

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