Rhinoplasty is a surgical procedure used to reshape the nose to harmonize with the facial structure. In some cases, it may also be performed to correct deformities resulting from trauma or congenital nasal abnormalities.

Rhinoplasty Program

There are various techniques for rhinoplasty.
The physician will select the most appropriate method based on the individual’s nasal characteristics and desired outcomes, including:

Closed Rhinoplasty – This technique involves surgery through the nostrils without external incisions. It is suitable for cases requiring minor reshaping without significantly disturbing the nasal structure.
Open Rhinoplasty – This technique involves an incision at the columella (the base of the nose) to allow the surgeon a clear view of the internal nasal structures. It is commonly used for cases requiring detailed structural modification or correction of complex nasal deformities.
Semi-Open Rhinoplasty – A hybrid technique combining elements of both open and closed approaches. It is used when partial reshaping is needed without making a full external incision.
The choice of surgical technique should be determined by a specialized surgeon based on a thorough evaluation and the individual’s anatomical characteristics and goals.

Consultation 
The physician evaluates the patient’s facial structure, existing nasal anatomy, medical history, and discusses the patient’s expectations to plan a personalized surgical approach.
Surgical Planning and Technique Selection 
The surgeon may choose closed, open, or semi-open rhinoplasty techniques, depending on the nasal structure and the specific details of the procedure.
Preoperative Examination 
The physician may request blood tests or X-rays to assess the patient’s readiness for surgery.
Preoperative Preparation

Fast from food and drink for at least 6 - 8 hours (if general anesthesia or sedation is planned).
Avoid smoking, alcohol, and medications that affect blood clotting as advised by the physician.

Surgical Procedure

Surgery is performed according to the selected technique.
Implants may involve silicone, autologous tissue, or other materials, depending on suitability.
Local or general anesthesia is used depending on the technique and duration of surgery.

Postoperative Recovery and Care

Patients may rest for 1 - 2 hours before being discharged.
The physician will provide instructions on wound care, medication intake, and follow-up appointments.
Avoid touching the nose or applying pressure to the face during the recovery period.

Rhinoplasty Program

There are various techniques for rhinoplasty.
The physician will select the most appropriate method based on the individual’s nasal characteristics and desired outcomes, including:

Closed Rhinoplasty – This technique involves surgery through the nostrils without external incisions. It is suitable for cases requiring minor reshaping without significantly disturbing the nasal structure.

Open Rhinoplasty – This technique involves an incision at the columella (the base of the nose) to allow the surgeon a clear view of the internal nasal structures. It is commonly used for cases requiring detailed structural modification or correction of complex nasal deformities.

Semi-Open Rhinoplasty – A hybrid technique combining elements of both open and closed approaches. It is used when partial reshaping is needed without making a full external incision.

The choice of surgical technique should be determined by a specialized surgeon based on a thorough evaluation and the individual’s anatomical characteristics and goals.

Fast from food and drink for at least 6 - 8 hours (if general anesthesia or sedation is planned).

Avoid smoking, alcohol, and medications that affect blood clotting as advised by the physician.

Surgical Procedure

Surgery is performed according to the selected technique.

Implants may involve silicone, autologous tissue, or other materials, depending on suitability.

Local or general anesthesia is used depending on the technique and duration of surgery.

Postoperative Recovery and Care

Patients may rest for 1 - 2 hours before being discharged.

The physician will provide instructions on wound care, medication intake, and follow-up appointments.

Avoid touching the nose or applying pressure to the face during the recovery period.

Rhinoplasty Program

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