Nose Surgery (Rhinoplasty)
A plastic surgery procedure to reconstruct and reshape a deformed or
unattractive nose.
Nose surgery can often reduce the size and shape of the nose, or remove a bump from the bridge. Correcting a deviated septum in the nose may also help relieve breathing problems. Nasal surgery to reconstruct a deformed or unattractive nose is one of the most common of all cosmetic surgery procedures. A bump on the nose can be refined or completely removed. Flared nostrils can be narrowed by bringing the sides closer together. Anatomically unbalanced noses can be straightened and made symmetrical.
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| Before & After Nose Surgery | Before & After Nose Surgery |
Before and After Nose Surgery (Rhinoplasty) Photo Gallery
Incisions are made inside the nostrils or at the
base of the nose. The surgeon works from inside the nose, carefully reshaping
and sculpting the bones and cartilage. Incisions made inside the nose
are never seen, while incisions at the nostrils heal to nearly invisible
scars.
After surgery, a splint is applied to help maintain the new shape and
to protect the nose. The splint usually comes off in less than a week,
when the sutures are removed. You will need to rest in bed for a day or
two with your head elevated. Any pain discomfort can be controlled by
prescribed medication.
COSTS: See our Costs & Financing page for more information.
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