The nose has a significant role in facial aesthetics. Rhinoplasty surgery is one of the most preferred surgeries among plastic surgeries. While it is easy to want to have this surgery, making a decision can be really difficult.
The approach to rhinoplasty surgery today is much different than it used to be. In the past, people would focus directly on the problem and intervene in the shortest way possible. Over the years, it has been realized that this approach was wrong. Because it has been understood that every intervention made to the nose can cause serious problems in the medium and long term and disrupt the functional structure of the nose. Nowadays, problems in the nose are intervened with more functional and analytical approaches that are suitable for the anatomy of the nose. As a result of such approaches, we no longer see non-functional noses that are clearly created by the same person and look quite artificial. Of course, the experience of the surgeon and his/her approach to surgery are also very important here.
Not every nose can be shaped as we wish. Our approach to rhinoplasty is based on the logic of solving the problems in the nose in the most functional and anatomical way. There are two things that limit what can be done in rhinoplasty surgery. One is the skill and experience of the surgeon. Another important point is the anatomical structure of the nose to be operated on. Corrections can be made to the extent allowed by the nasal anatomy.
Rhinoplasty surgery is performed under general anesthesia. While aesthetic corrections are made, any breathing problems are also corrected simultaneously.
The surgery takes approximately 2 hours. One night in the hospital is sufficient. The average time you need to spend to have rhinoplasty surgery and return to your old life is one week. It takes approximately 6 months to 1 year for the nose to take its ideal shape.
