Types of rhinoplasty

You should be familiar with several types of rhinoplasty before learning about its safety of rhinoplasty.

• Open Rhinoplasty: A little Z-shaped incision is made between your nostrils on the bottom of your nose by the surgeon in an open rhinoplasty. The open method enables the physician to alter the form of your nose with more accuracy and precision. Open rhinoplasty produces a little scar but soon vanishes with the proper aftercare.

• Closed Rhinoplasty: When doing a closed rhinoplasty, the doctor makes incisions within your nose rather than on the skin. The biggest drawback of this method is how difficult it is to see the bone, cartilage, and tissue. However, this nose repair may fix minor flaws and result in less soreness than open rhinoplasty.

• Tip Plasty: The goal of tip plastic surgery is to reshape the tip of your nose. The method doesn't require surgery to the nasal bone and is less painful. Recovery time after this kind of rhinoplasty is usually quicker than after a conventional nose operation.

• Septorhinoplasty:Your nasal septum is moved to the center of your nose during a septoplasty. The deviated septum rhinoplasty is another name for this operation. You'll discover that breathing is easier after it's recovered. Rarely does a septoplasty alone alter the nose's outward look.

• Revision Rhinoplasty: You can undergo a revision rhinoplasty if you've previously undergone a primary rhinoplasty but aren't thrilled with the results. This operation focuses on fixing aesthetic concerns that the last surgery did not address or dealing with potential post-first surgery functional difficulties.

• Liquid Rhinoplasty: In a liquid rhinoplasty, the doctor uses dermal fillers rather than stitches or incisions to reshape the nose. Although liquid filler cannot reduce the size of a nose, it may correct minor asymmetries or indentations without the requirement for surgery.