RHINOPLASTY

RHINOPLASTY

Rhinoplasty is a specialized surgical intervention performed with the aim of correcting nasal aesthetics. This procedure is intended to address various concerns such as altering the size of the nose, correcting the angle with the upper lip, positioning the nasal tip, and rectifying congenital defects or issues arising from trauma.

During rhinoplasty, experts gain access to the nasal bone and cartilage support system through incisions made inside the nose or on the upper skin. These incisions are typically placed inside and are designed to be invisible after the surgery. Depending on the desired outcome of the procedure, bone and cartilage may be removed or reshaped by adding additional tissue. Following the application, the surgeon adjusts the bone and cartilage to fit the desired shape.

During the healing period, an external splint may be placed on the outside of the nose to support the newly formed nasal structure. The term "rhinoplasty" is derived from the Greek words "rhino," meaning nose, and "plastikos," meaning to shape. This technique primarily involves accessing the bone and cartilage support through internal incisions. Incisions made to separate the nostrils are typically placed in a way that they will be invisible. Once the bone and cartilage are adjusted, the incisions are closed.

Nose aesthetics may involve various corrections such as straightening the nasal bridge, reducing or enlarging the nasal tip, and harmonizing it with the rest of the face. Soft tampons may be placed inside the nose during the healing process to maintain the softness of the septum wall. Rhinoplasty is a personalized procedure for each patient and is generally associated with minimal discomfort.

The nose, being a significant aesthetic element in facial beauty, contributes significantly to facial aesthetics. However, it is essential to emphasize that the skin, lips, eyes, and hair are areas that should always remain vibrant and fresh before the nose. Therefore, our perspective on nasal aesthetics differs from other aesthetic surgical clinics. Each patient's facial contour and skin structure are unique. Applying a standard nose type to everyone, even if it results in a beautiful nose, can create an incompatible appearance with the face. The nose should be harmonious with the eyes, lips, chin, and cheekbones; thus, the design should consider all these elements.

Nose aesthetics can not only enhance appearance but also correct breathing problems. Since every patient has a different facial structure and preferences, nose aesthetics requires personalized designs. While patient preferences are essential, the demand for an ultra-thin nasal structure may indicate efforts that could lead to complications in fulfilling this request. Therefore, requests for nose aesthetics should be evaluated considering the patient's desires, anatomical structure, and facial contour line.

A nose shaped with elegant lines and a harmonious contour structure is achievable in almost every healthy individual. Therefore, focusing on the entire face is crucial when performing nose aesthetics. The purpose of nose aesthetics is to solve problems and achieve an aesthetic appearance that is harmonious with facial contours.

Nose aesthetics can not only improve appearance but also correct breathing problems. Since every patient has a different facial structure and preferences, nose aesthetics requires personalized designs. The results of nose aesthetics surgery vary depending on the desired correction. The alignment of expectations between the patient and the plastic surgeon is crucial. If expectations are realistic and align with shared goals with the surgeon, the likelihood of achieving the desired results is high.

Every year, half a million people choose to change the appearance of their noses through nose aesthetics operations. Various reasons may underlie this preference, such as an aesthetically displeasing nose from birth, signs of aging, changes resulting from injury, or breathing problems.

During the postoperative period, patients typically feel minimal pain and can alleviate it if necessary using pain relievers. It is important to follow the surgeon's instructions during the healing process. Nasal breathing may be limited in the first few days, but it improves over time. Swelling and mild bruising are normal and decrease over time.

There are different types of nose aesthetics, including functional rhinoplasty, septum correction, correction of enlarged turbinates, removal of nasal polyps, and aesthetic rhinoplasty. Each operation is planned according to the needs and expectations of the patient.

Postoperative care and follow-up are crucial for success. Any problems that may arise after surgical intervention should be reported to the surgeon immediately. Techniques such as massages, sprays, or medication injections recommended by the doctor can be used during the healing process.

As a service approach, procedures are carried out with personalized designs and in line with the expectations of the patient. Utilizing the latest technology during surgery allows the patient to see the results digitally. FY Health Center has been serving patients in Turkey and worldwide for many years. Employees aim to provide impeccable service at every stage of the treatment by approaching the needs of patients with care.