For whom is nose correction used?

Generally, aesthetic nose surgery is performed because the shape of the nose is not visually pleasing. Rhinoplasty can be performed on anyone who has a need for nose correction if their health condition is suitable. Aesthetic nose surgery can be performed due to conditions such as bulging nose, long nose, low nasal tip, size of nostrils or asymmetry. Aesthetic rhinoplasty can increase or decrease the size of your nose, reduce large nostrils, change the shape of the tip of the nose, correct the angles of the nose with the forehead and lips. During this procedure, cartilage and bone deformities that cause breathing difficulties can also be corrected. Apart from this, aesthetic nose surgery is also performed to correct the deformity that develops due to various traumas such as various accidents and impacts or as a result of these traumas, reconstruction of the nose may be required.

Types and methods of nose correction

Rhinoplasty is highly individualized; the techniques to be used by the surgeon are personalized depending on the patient’s anatomy, age and desired changes.

Open rhinoplasty

Through a small incision over the bridge of the nose or above the nose, the skin is lifted to allow full access to the nasal structures and to reshape the nose to the desired shape. It is suitable for patients who need extensive reshaping. Problems such as the formation of an arch on the bridge of the nose, the width of the tip and nose in general, and the length of the nose can be eliminated by this method. The resulting scars are hidden in the natural folds of the nose. Swelling occurs and the recovery time is long.

Closed Rhinoplasty.

Revision rhinoplasty.

Tipplasty (nasal tip aesthetics).

The tip of the nose is reshaped without affecting other nasal structures. An open or closed approach can be used.

What problems does rhinoplasty solve in the nose?

Rhinoplasty is a whole; form and function should be considered together and solutions should be evaluated together.

Aesthetic problems :

* Changing the size, shape, angle and proportions of the nose in relation to facial balance.
* Repair and restructuring of deformities caused by injuries
* Correction of birth defects
* Correction of crooked, oblique, excessively crooked, asymmetrical nose
* Correction of humps on the nose
* changing the length of the nose
* Narrowing of the nostrils

Breathing problems

Patients seeking rhinoplasty may also have breathing problems such as snoring and sleep apnea. Problems that prevent the patient from breathing, whose intranasal anatomy is revealed by some tests, can be detected during rhinoplasty. In case of obstructions in the deviated septum, which is one of the causes of respiratory diseases, it is removed and adjusted.