Rhinoplasty

Rhinoplasty, also known as a nose job, is a type of cosmetic surgery that changes the shape and size of the nose. It can improve both the appearance and function of one's nose! The procedure usually involves reshaping the cartilage or bone in order to create a more aesthetically pleasing look. Many people opt for this operation to correct breathing difficulties caused by an abnormally shaped nose, or to make their facial features more symmetrical.

The first step in rhinoplasty is consultation with a physician who will evaluate your medical history and assess what changes need to be made. Afterward, anesthesia is administered prior to beginning any surgical work. During this process, incisions are often made inside the nostrils so that no visible scars occur after recovery. Then, depending on what needs to be done, cartilage may be removed or rearranged to give the desired outcome. Lastly, the skin from overlying tissue is re-draped over the new structure and closed with sutures or adhesive strips.

Recovery time following rhinoplasty varies depending on individual cases; however typically it takes about two weeks before swelling subsides enough for you see results. During this period there may be some soreness around your nostrils but pain medication can help alleviate discomfort if necessary. It's important not to blow your nose too hard during healing as this could cause permanent damage to your new nasal structure! Additionally it's very important not take part in strenuous activities that would put pressure on your face while still healing up from surgery; such activities should be avoided for at least six weeks post-op in order for full recovery and optimal results.

All-in-all undergoing rhinoplasty can provide many benefits including improved confidence due to better facial balance and symmetry! Furthermore it often improves airflow through nasal passageways which helps relieve symptoms associated with chronic sinus issues like congestion or difficulty breathing through one side of the nose. So if you're considering having this procedure done consult with a qualified plastic surgeon today – they'll help determine if it's right for you!

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