Nose Surgery

• Cosmetic enhancement: Improve nasal appearance and boost self-confidence.
• Correcting deformities: Address congenital disabilities, injuries, or previous surgeries.
• Breathing difficulties: Improve airflow and respiratory function.
• Post-traumatic reconstruction: Restore nose shape and position after accidents or injuries.
• Resolving sinus issues: Alleviate chronic sinus problems and improve drainage.

Note: If the surgeon utilizes nose surgery, specifically rhinoplasty, to correct a breathing issue or nose deformity, the patient's insurance policy may cover the process.

To initiate the surgery, the skilled surgeon makes small incisions that provide access to the underlying nasal structure. Once we carefully open the skin, the surgeon begins the intricate process of rearranging the cartilage and bone to establish the foundation for the desired new look. Nose surgery uses two primary techniques: the 'open' and 'closed' methods.

The open method allows for maximum visibility and control over the procedure. The surgeon places the incision for the chosen technique between the nostrils on the columella, which is the medial nostril strip. On the other hand, the closed method involves internal incisions that heal faster, although it provides less surgical control over the final outcome. During your initial consultation, your physician will discuss which method best suits your desired results.



Remember, rhinoplasty is not just about physical transformation—it's about boosting your confidence and achieving a harmonious appearance that reflects your true beauty.

Commonly, post-operative instructions call for plenty of rest and limited activity to speed up the healing process and decrease recovery time. You may notice some swelling, but any swelling will disappear within a few weeks. The surgeon applies a splint, bandages, and/or gauze immediately following surgery to aid healing and minimize nose movement. Patients must abstain from smoking for several weeks before and after the surgery. Furthermore, the surgeon must tape and remove any corrective glasses from the nose. The nose must be sun-protected for the first year after the procedure while the body adjusts to the new appearance. Patients may have minimal discomfort as a result of the operation. Oral medicines and/or cold compresses can effectively relieve pain. While complications are rare, patients can reduce the risk of potential issues by carefully following the post-surgical directions given by the surgeon.