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Rhinoplasty







Rhinoplasty can be defined as the nose reshaping surgery in humans. This can be done to repair some functional defect of the nose or to improve the appearance of the nose. Nose is again an important part of our face and also an important in our facial feature. In some cases in men and women both nose can be broader than the face. It can be said as deformity of nose. The deformity in nose can vary person to person. This can be due to any accident or a birth defect.  

Procedure for Rhinoplasty

If the case is to shape the nose the surgeon would investigate the nose first and make some marking to guide the incision during surgery. This surgery is performed under local anesthesia and patient is made to sleep. The incision is marked and as per the requirement the muscles can be removed or fat would be removed. If the nose is de-shaped because of bone the bone would be cut up to the required amount. Nose is cleaned with the water and water is pumped out continuously. All the required adjustment with bone, muscles and skin are made and incision is stitched. Rhinoplasty recovery time would differ depending on the surgery performed but the normal duration is about a week. For one week the patient needs to take care and be careful during his or her daily work. During the recovery span few activities may be restricted for patient.

Reduction Rhinoplasty

A significant proportion of patients seeking rhinoplasty surgery are concerned that the sheer size of their nose is disproportionate with their facial features. Areas of particular concern are the presence of a bump on the bridge of the nose, excessive width of the bridge tip of the nose, and possibly excessive width of the nostrils.

Augmentation Rhinoplasty

Augmentation rhinoplasty refers to the type of surgery where the dimensions of the nose are increased. This may well be the case in congenital underdevelopment of the nose, after injuries were the support cartilage has been damaged, after surgery which has led to loss of support, or when too much tissue has been removed.

Ethnic Rhinoplasty

In essence, all rhinoplasties are ethnic rhinoplasties, because they take in consideration ethnic characteristics of the nasal shape, skin and facial proportions. The term has been associated however more with rhinoplasty for population groups with softer nasal contours, like the Afro-Caribbean, the Far Eastern or Pacific Rim populations.

Post-traumatic Rhinoplasty

Injuries to the nose, frequently lead to damage to the bone and cartilage support, and change the appearance of the nose, resulting in deviations, asymmetries and sometimes airway problems. Deviations of the bones and cartilages of the nose, can be reset with relatively good success rate within the first week to 10 days after the injury.

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