Rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty, also known as nose reshaping, is one of the most popular plastic surgeries done nowadays.
It is being done in one of the two methods: open and closed.
Closed Rhinoplasty changes the structure of the nose using internal cuts, while open rhinoplasty also uses additional incision on the base of the nose, in between the nostrils.
Rhinoplasty can be done under the general anesthesia
Procedure
- If the nasal tip is wide, surgeon may choose to remove part of the alar cartilage from the nose tip.
- Depending on different nose structures, as well as the extent of required operation, sutures can be applied to blend or pull the alar cartilage inside to make a narrower tip, as well as adjust its position.
- In addition, the surgeon can choose removal of a dorsal hump by carving away parts of the bone and cartilage.
- Cartilage grafts can be used to smooth the dorsal ridge, as well as support or adjust the nasal tip.
- Bandages are applied to the outer part of the nose. Some pain, bruising and swelling are to be expected.
Benefits
Nose correction for breathing issues
For congenital breathing issue Rhinoplasty is advised, because of the difficulty in breathing. This procedure reduces the severity of the nighttime snoring as well.
Nose repair post-trauma
Blunt force trauma to the nose can destroy the nose. This results in difficulty in breathing needs surgical intervention.
Enhancing the aesthetic appearance of your nose
The vast majority of people choose this surgical procedure for aesthetic cause.
Results
