What is Rhinoplasty (Nose Aesthetics)? Who is it performed on?

What is Rhinoplasty (Nose Aesthetics)? Who is it performed on?

Rhinoplasty is one of the most popular types of cosmetic surgery and aims to reshape the nose. This procedure is used to both improve appearance and correct breathing problems. Here is more information about rhinoplasty:

What is Rhinoplasty?

Rhinoplasty is a type of plastic surgery that changes the shape and size of the nose.
Cosmetic rhinoplasty is performed to improve the appearance of the nose and face, while functional rhinoplasty is performed to improve breathing.
Surgeons who perform this procedure are trained in plastic surgery or facial plastic surgery.

Who May Want to Have Rhinoplasty?

• Those who want to correct congenital abnormalities.
• Those who want to improve their general appearance.
• Those who want to open blocked nasal passages (for example, deviated septum).
• Those who want to repair facial fractures.
• Those who want to restore respiratory function.

What Does Rhinoplasty Do?

To correct a nose that appears bulbous, upturned, hooked or drooping.
To correct a deviated septum.
To correct nostrils that are too wide, too small, too large or turned upwards.
Reducing or enlarging the nose to create facial balance.
Opening blocked nasal passages. 

What are the Different Surgical Approaches for Rhinoplasty?

Open Rhinoplasty: It is a procedure for major reshaping of the nose. The surgeon completely separates the skin from the bone and cartilage to get a clear view of the underlying anatomy of the nose.
Closed Rhinoplasty: It is a minor nose reshaping procedure. The surgeon makes incisions inside the nose to separate the skin from the bone and cartilage to reshape the nose.

Other types of rhinoplasty include cosmetic rhinoplasty (improves the appearance of the nose and face) and non-surgical rhinoplasty (fills hollows using fillers).
Rhinoplasty is an aesthetic procedure that boosts self-confidence and improves quality of life. However, it is important to consult a specialist to decide whether it is suitable for each patient