Rhinoplasty
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about Rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty surgery is a surgical intervention performed to reshape or reconstruct the shape and appearance of the nose. The main purpose of rhinoplasty is to create aesthetic balance and harmony between the nose and the other facial features. In addition, rhinoplasty can also correct functional problems of the nose, such as breathing difficulties caused by a deviated nasal septum. The rhinoplasty procedure can involve different techniques, depending on the needs and wishes of the patient, as well as the anatomy of the nose.
BENEFITS
Correction of aesthetic defects of the nose, such as a large, humped, bulbous or too wide nose.
Correction of deviated nasal septum and improvement of respiratory function.
Restoration of the appearance of the nose after an injury or previous unsuccessful surgery.
Improving facial proportions and balance by reshaping the nose to better match the other facial features.
Correction of congenital defects of the nose or previous traumas.
Improving confidence and self-esteem, having a positive impact on the patient's quality of life.
PRICE Rhinoplasty
From 4000 Euros
frequent questions
What are the reasons why people opt for rhinoplasty?
Reasons why people opt for rhinoplasty include the desire to correct aesthetic deficiencies of the nose, such as undesirable shape, size or symmetry, as well as to improve respiratory function in the case of deviated nasal septum.
How is the rhinoplasty procedure performed?
The rhinoplasty procedure can be performed using either a closed approach (incisions inside the nose) or an open approach (external incision in the columellar area). The plastic surgeon will adjust and reshape the bony, cartilaginous, and soft tissue structures of the nose to achieve the desired shape and appearance. The procedure is performed under general or local anesthesia, depending on the complexity of the case and the patient's preferences.
What are the risks and complications associated with rhinoplasty?
Like any surgery, rhinoplasty involves certain risks and complications, such as bleeding, infection, adverse reactions to anesthesia, abnormal scarring, asymmetry of the result, temporary or permanent loss of sensitivity of the nose or difficulty breathing. It is important to discuss these issues with your surgeon before the procedure.
What is the recovery time after rhinoplasty?
Recovery time varies depending on the complexity of the procedure and each individual patient. In general, patients can return to normal activities after a few days, but there are specific restrictions and recommendations regarding vigorous physical activities and contact with the nose. Edema and swelling may persist for several weeks to several months, and final results may be visible after several months to a year.
What can I expect in terms of rhinoplasty results?
The results of rhinoplasty will be specific to each patient and will depend on the initial anatomy of the nose, facial structure and individual expectations. The plastic surgeon will work with the patient to understand and communicate expectations and achieve a result as close as possible to their wishes. It is important to have realistic expectations and discuss your expected results in detail with your surgeon.