Rhinoplasty
Exploring the journey of nose reshaping
Introduction to Rhinoplasty
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Rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty is a facial cosmetic procedure, usually performed to enhance the appearance of the nose. During the surgery, the nasal cartilages and bones are modified, or tissue is added. Rhinoplasty is also frequently performed to repair nasal fractures.
Goal of Rhinoplasty
The goal is to restore the pre-injury appearance of the nose. Every year, half a million people who are interested in improving the appearance and/or function of their noses seek consultation with facial plastic surgeons. Some are unhappy with the noses they were born with, and some with the way aging has changed their noses.
Impacting Your Overall Look
For others, an injury may have distorted the nose, or the goal may be improved breathing. But one thing is clear: nothing has a greater impact on how a person looks than the size and shape of the nose. Because the nose is the most defining characteristic of the face, a slight alteration can greatly improve one’s appearance.
Rhinoplasty may cost considerably less than you would expect. Photos can be indicative of a surgeon's skills and abilities.
Rhinoplasty Explained
Understanding Rhinoplasty: Types, Recovery, and Results
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