Rhinoplasty

Rhinoplasty, also known as a nose job, is a surgical procedure performed to reshape or reconstruct the nose for cosmetic and functional purposes. Whether it's correcting nasal asymmetry, refining the tip of the nose, reducing the size of the nose, or improving breathing difficulties due to structural abnormalities, rhinoplasty can address a variety of concerns.

The procedure typically involves making incisions either inside or outside the nose, where the surgeon manipulates the nasal cartilage and bone to achieve the desired shape. Afterward, the incisions are closed with sutures, and the healing process begins.

• Cosmetic Goals: Correcting nasal asymmetry, refining the nasal tip, reducing the size of the nose, or achieving overall facial harmony.
• Functional Benefits: Improving breathing by addressing structural issues like a deviated septum or nasal obstruction.
• Types of Incisions: Incisions may be made inside the nose (closed rhinoplasty) or externally (open rhinoplasty), depending on the complexity of the procedure.
• Post-Surgery Care: Patients are advised to follow aftercare instructions, including rest, managing swelling, and avoiding pressure on the nose.
• Recovery Time: Swelling and bruising are common during the first few weeks, and full recovery can take several months.