What is Rhinoplasty?
Rhinoplasty is commonly known as "nose aesthetics." It is a surgical procedure aimed at correcting the structure of the nose both aesthetically and functionally. While aesthetic elements such as the size, shape, and curvature of the nose can be corrected, functional problems such as breathing difficulties can also be addressed.
Who is Rhinoplasty For? Rhinoplasty is generally preferred for the following reasons:
When is Revision Rhinoplasty Done? Revision rhinoplasty is the second surgery performed to correct issues arising from a previous nasal surgery that the patient is dissatisfied with.
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Who is Rhinoplasty For? Rhinoplasty is generally preferred for the following reasons:
- Aesthetic Purposes:
- Individuals who are dissatisfied with the shape or size of their nose.
- Those with nasal bone curvature (deviation) or related issues.
- People who believe their nose is disproportionate to their face.
- Functional Purposes:
- Congenital nasal structure issues.
- Nasal deformities resulting from accidents or trauma.
- Those experiencing difficulty breathing (e.g., individuals with deviation problems).
- Individuals under the age of 18 (if bone development is not complete).
- People whose overall health status is not suitable for surgery.
- Those with unrealistic expectations.
When is Revision Rhinoplasty Done? Revision rhinoplasty is the second surgery performed to correct issues arising from a previous nasal surgery that the patient is dissatisfied with.
- When is it Done?
- It is generally expected that 12 months have passed since the initial surgery. This period is necessary for the nasal tissues to fully heal and take their final shape.
- However, if there are serious problems such as breathing difficulties, earlier intervention may be necessary.
For more information or a detailed evaluation regarding rhinoplasty and revision rhinoplasty, you can contact us now.
