Rhinoplasty & tip rhinoplasty

Rhinoplasty & Tip Rhinoplasty

Rhinoplasty, also known as a “nose job,” is a surgical procedure that modifies the bone or tissue of the nose to alter its appearance. It is a very widely accepted type of plastic surgery. It can also help to correct breathing problems caused by structural flaws in the nose.

The surgical technique is use to enhance nasal features by restoring an existing deformity and improving the look of the nose. Usually, tip rhinoplasty entails modifying the cartilage at the nose tip, which may include extraction, dissection, realigning, or augmentation to achieve the desired result.

Possible Causes

Most people undergo rhinoplasty for medical reasons. However, cosmetic reasons have been gaining momentum in the past few years. Apart from structural abnormalities like a deviated septum, cleft palate, rhinoplasty also helps correct structural abnormalities.

Risk Factors

Some of the risks associated with rhinoplasty are:

• Anesthesia risk
• Infection
• Scarring
• Skin discoloration
• Unsatisfactory results

Signs and Symptoms

Rhinoplasty can address multiple concerns related to the nose including,

• Nose size in correlation to facial balance
• Nose width at the bridge
• Visible depression or elevation in the bridge
• Sagging, twisted, or swollen nose tip
• Broad, wide, or inclined nostrils
• Asymmetry of the nasal septum
• Deformity caused by injuries

Nose surgery to open an impeded airway necessitates a careful examination of the nasal formation pertaining to airflow and breathing. Adjustment of the nasal structure improves nasal orientation and corrects a distorted septum, one of the most frequent causes of breathing difficulties.

Diagnosis

During your early visits, the surgeon is likely to conduct the following examinations:

• Physical examination
• Review medical history
• Discuss your expectation
• Photographs
• Imaging

Treatment Options at 7DMC

At 7DMC Plastic Surgery, our purpose is to accomplish the most natural-looking and ideal results possible. We have a team of highly qualified plastic surgeons who specialize in rhinoplasty. Our rhinoplasty specialists can decrease the overall size, eliminate bumps, repair the tip, adjust a crooked nose, or correct any other deformity you may have. We can provide you with a nose that can leave you feeling confident and proud while also adding character to your face.

Our plastic surgeon, Dr. Georgia Vadarli, MD, is widely regarded as one of the best female plastic surgeons. She is a Greek Board-Certified plastic surgeon with more than 25 years of expertise in the field. She is also well-versed in cosmetic beauty treatments and breast surgery and has a long list of affiliations and accolades to her name.

Our surgeon discusses significant aspects to evaluate if rhinoplasty is the best solution for you. We assess your medical history and any current medications you might be taking. Our expert team then do your physical examination, closely inspect the inside and outside skin of your nose to ascertain what changes are required. Our specialist may order blood tests and other lab tests.

With general anesthesia, you will be rendered unconscious by inhaling or receiving medicine through an IV procedure. Our surgeon makes an incision inside or between your nostrils while you are unconscious. They will detach the skin from your tissue or bone before beginning the reshaping process. If your new nose requires some extra cartilage, our specialist may take some from deep inside your nose or from your ear. Our doctor may apply a metal or plastic brace to your nose following surgery. While your nose revives, the brace supports to preserve its new shape.

The nose is a gentle structure composed of cartilage and bone. It’s important to be skilled at rhinoplasty since a slight change in one area can have a considerable impact on the rest of the nose. After rhinoplasty or tip rhinoplasty procedure, it’s important to follow up with our doctor. Keep on schedule and follow our doctor’s advice. Furthermore, patients should refrain from vigorous exercise such as swimming or jogging for 2-3 weeks and refrain from wearing glasses for 4-5 weeks.