Rhinoplasty Techniques

Regardless of the type of Rhinoplasty required by a patient, the physician uses one or two of the following basic techniques to correct the problem:

Closed Rhinoplasty: This surgical technique is usually superior to other techniques because all the incisions are made inside the nose and there is no need to make incisions in the outer area of ​​the nose. In this case, although the gaps are hidden, the surgeon can access most parts of the nose and correct many of its aesthetic and structural problems.

Open Rhinoplasty: Open Rhinoplasty gives the surgeon better access to the cartilage and bone of the nose, but with this method, some scars remain on the patient’s nose.

In this case, by creating a gap at the end of the middle septum of the nose (the area between the two nasal cavities), the doctor can remove the scalp of the nose and repair its cartilage. After healing, from the gap created, very limited symptoms remain on the skin, which are often hidden under the nasal area.

Advantages

Rhinoplasty has certain advantages as follows:

Creating symmetry between the components of the face: Limited imbalance in the nasal area can cause significant problems in the appearance of the person. In this way, Rhinoplasty can create a balanced appearance for the patient.

Improving the appearance: The deformation of the bridge of the nose or its head can attract people’s attention to other parts of the face.

Improve respiratory problems: Rhinoplasty can open narrow nasal passages and correct structural problems. In this way, this surgery can help improve respiratory problems.