Although rhinoplasty techniques are divided into different categories, everyone is familiar with 2 basic techniques; open rhinoplasty and closed rhinoplasty. The main difference between these techniques is the number and location of the incisions made during rhinoplasty. On the other hand, many people wonder if non-surgical rhinoplasty is possible. Nonsurgical rhinoplasty is a non-surgical procedure. It does not usually involve making major changes to the bone and cartilage structure of the nose, but it can be used to make minor changes such as straightening the nose, lifting the tip of the nose or reducing the size of the nostrils.<\/p>\n
Open rhinoplasty is one of the most traditional methods of rhinoplasty. In this method, clearly visible parts of the nasal structure are accessed and a more extensive surgical procedure can be performed. Open rhinoplasty is usually carried out in several stages;<\/p>\n
Anaesthetic:<\/strong> The patient must be under anaesthetic before surgery. Your doctor will recommend the most appropriate anaesthetic for the procedure.<\/p>\n Making the incisions Open rhinoplasty begins with a small incision outside the nostrils, under the tip of the nose. This incision allows the surgeon to work under the skin of the nose and access the cartilage and bones of the nose.<\/p>\n Reshaping the structure of the nose:<\/strong> Your doctor will use appropriate techniques to change the shape and size of the nose by working on the nasal cartilage and bones. The nasal bridge may be lifted, the shape of the tip of the nose changed or the nostrils reduced.<\/p>\n Placement of internal supports:<\/strong> Once the bones and cartilage of the nose have been reshaped, your doctor will place internal supports in the nose. These are used to hold the shape of the nose and help the healing process.<\/p>\n Suturing the incisions:<\/strong> In the final stage of the operation, your doctor will stitch up the incisions and put a bandage over your nose.<\/p>\n Closed rhinoplasty is a technique used in nasal reconstruction surgeries. In this technique, the surgery is performed through incisions inside the nose and no external incision scar is formed. Closed rhinoplasty usually involves the following steps<\/p>\n Anaesthetic: Before surgery, the patient must be under anaesthetic. Your doctor will recommend the most appropriate anaesthetic for the procedure.<\/p>\n Making the incisions: In closed rhinoplasty, the incisions are made inside the nostrils and are not visible from the outside. These incisions allow the surgeon to work inside the nose and access the cartilage and bones of the nose.<\/p>\n Reshaping the structure of the nose: Your doctor will use appropriate techniques to change the shape and size of the nose by working on the cartilage and bones of the nose. The bridge of the nose may be lifted, the shape of the tip of the nose changed or the nostrils reduced.<\/p>\n Placement of internal supports: Once the bones and cartilage of the nose have been reshaped, your doctor will place supports inside the nose. These are used to hold the shape of the nose and help the healing process.<\/p>\n Closing the incisions: At the end of the operation, your doctor will close the incisions and put a bandage over your nose.<\/p>\n Before the operation, you will need to be prepared according to your doctor’s instructions. These may include avoiding certain foods and drinks before the operation, not smoking, and adjusting your medication. After the operation, you should follow your doctor’s recommendations. These may include resting after surgery, wearing a nasal bandage, wound care and medication. Swelling and bruising around the nose is normal during the healing process. However, it is possible to reduce these effects by following your doctor’s recommendations.<\/p>\n Piezo rhinoplasty is a method of cutting and reshaping the nasal bones using ultrasonic vibrations. It is more precise and less traumatic than traditional methods. Piezo rhinoplasty can also be used for osteotomy, a common method of cutting the nasal bone. Piezo rhinoplasty allows more precise cutting and shaping of the nasal bones, with less damage and swelling. The piezo rhinoplasty procedure usually involves the following steps;<\/p>\n Firstly, the patient’s nasal structure and wishes are assessed and they are informed of the outcome of the procedure.<\/p>\n The procedure is usually carried out under general anaesthetic.<\/p>\n Ultrasonic vibrations are generated using a piezo device, and instruments in the form of a special knife or saw used to cut the nasal bone are exposed to the vibrations.<\/p>\n Ultrasonic vibrations do not damage the soft tissues or nerves when the nasal bone is cut.<\/p>\n Once the nasal bones have been reshaped to the desired shape, other aesthetic procedures are performed on the nasal cartilage.<\/p>\n At the end of the procedure, the final touches are made according to the patient’s nasal structure and wishes.<\/p>\n Piezo rhinoplasty offers less swelling, less pain and faster healing compared to traditional methods. It also allows more precise control of the nasal bones, resulting in more natural and symmetrical results. However, piezo rhinoplasty does have some disadvantages. For example, it can be more expensive than traditional methods. It can also be a longer procedure and requires more experience. It is important that your surgeon who performs the procedure has experience in this area.<\/p>\n Revision rhinoplasty is a type of surgery performed to correct deformities, functional problems, or aesthetic results that occur in the nose after a previous rhinoplasty. Revision rhinoplasty is usually performed to correct mistakes made during the previous operation or natural changes in the structure of the nose. It can be used to change the shape and size of the nose, correct the nostrils, reshape the nasal bones and improve nasal function. How revision rhinoplasty is performed depends mainly on the techniques used in the previous rhinoplasty, the problems that occurred and the current condition of the nose.<\/p>\n Dermal fillers are an alternative method of rhinoplasty and offer a non-surgical option for rhinoplasty. This procedure uses injectable fillers such as hyaluronic acid or calcium hydroxylapatite. Compared to rhinoplasty surgery, rhinoplasty with dermal fillers is less invasive and requires a shorter recovery time. It is suitable for making minor changes to the shape and size of the nose. The procedure using dermal fillers for rhinoplasty usually involves the following steps<\/p>\n The first step is to assess the patient’s nasal structure and wishes, and to provide information about the outcome of the procedure.<\/p>\n The procedure begins with markings on the nose before the local anaesthetic is administered.<\/p>\n The dermal filler is injected into specific areas of the nose using a fine needle or cannula.<\/p>\n The injected filler is placed in predetermined areas to change the shape and size of the nose.<\/p>\n At the end of the procedure, final touches are made in line with the structure of the nose and the patient’s wishes.<\/p>\n Rhinoplasty with dermal fillers usually takes about an hour and the patient can go home the same day. The fillers are not permanent and the results usually last between 6 months and 2 years. The length and results of the procedure depend on the type of filler used and the patient’s nasal structure. Things to consider when having rhinoplasty with dermal fillers include the experience of the doctor performing the procedure, a detailed assessment of your medical history before the procedure, and a period of rest after the procedure.<\/p>\n However, non-surgical rhinoplasty is not a permanent solution and usually provides only temporary results. Therefore, it may be more appropriate for people who want a permanent change to consider surgical rhinoplasty techniques. 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Piezo Rhinoplasty Surgery<\/h3>\n
Revision rhinoplasty<\/h3>\n
Non-surgical rhinoplasty with fillers<\/h3>\n