What is rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty or rhinoplasty is a complex of surgical measures aimed at correcting and changing the shape and size of the nose. Depending on the desire of the client, some of its sections may be subject to change: a partition, a hump or a tip.
What can be achieved with rhinoplasty
The main goal of rhinoplasty is the desire of the client to change his appearance for the better. This may apply to both congenital and acquired features. For example, the patient may be dissatisfied with the shape of the wings of the nose or suffer an injury due to which changes can only be made surgically.
Properly performed rhinoplasty allows you to achieve the most harmonious combination of all facial features.
Rhinoplasty helps to eliminate the following disadvantages:
- humps of the nose;
- disproportionate parts of the nose;
- distortions;
- snub-nosedness;
- eliminate the "potato" shape.
Rhinoplasty can also be performed according to the prescription of specialists. Most often, it is the only way to return to a full life for patients with nasal breathing disorders. The nature of the occurrence of such disorders can be different, either congenital or acquired. They manifest themselves in the form of chronic nasal congestion, persistent colds, snoring and runny nose, which are indications for surgery.
After plastic surgery, normal respiratory function returns to the nose, allowing the patient to feel much better.
Rhinoplasty allows you to make the shape of the nose more attractive after injuries and operations. It is important to note the positive psychological effect of plastic surgery. After improving the appearance, the patient's self-esteem rises, mood improves and motivation for new achievements appears.
The popularity of rhinoplasty is equally great for both men and women.
Contraindications for rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty is recommended for patients over 20 years of age. Such a warning is due to the fact that approximately before this time, the body develops, growth and formation of the cartilaginous tissue of the nose occurs.
The procedure cannot be performed for people suffering from cancer, asthma, acute respiratory diseases that have poor blood clotting.
Rhinoplasty is performed under general anesthesia, so each patient must first undergo a general examination, which is prescribed by a doctor. If any abnormalities in the functioning of the organs are detected, the operation on the nose will not be performed.
