Rhinoplasty

Rhinoplasty, also known as a "nose job," is a surgical procedure that alters the shape and size of the nose. It can be used to improve the appearance of the nose, correct breathing problems or address trauma-related deformities. (It is not a solution for all nasal issues.)! The process involves reshaping cartilage and bone in the nose to create desired results.

First, an anesthetic will be administered prior to surgery to ensure patient comfort throughout the procedure. Then, incisions are made within the nostrils or across the columella (the strip of tissue between nostrils) in order to gain access to underlying structures. Depending on what needs to be accomplished, excess tissue may be removed or additional cartilage grafts added. Afterwards, skin is redraped over new contours and any necessary corrections are made before closing up incisions with sutures.

Transitionally, recovery from rhinoplasty tends to require several weeks of downtime - during this time swelling and bruising should dissipate gradually. Patients may experience numbness in their noses for some time post-surgery; however this usually fades away eventually. It's important for individuals who have undergone rhinoplasty not to engage in strenuous activities such as exercising or heavy lifting until fully healed - it could cause further damage if done too soon!

Overall, rhinoplasty has become increasingly popular due its ability to completely transform one's appearance while still maintaining natural looking results when performed by a skilled surgeon. Not only does it help people feel more confident about their physical features but it can also alleviate difficulties associated with breathing difficulties as well!

Cosmetic Surgery