What is Nose Aesthetic Surgery?

What is Nose Aesthetic Surgery?

Nasal aesthetics (rhinoplasty) are surgical operations applied to eliminate congenital or subsequent deformities in the nose as a result of impact. Nose aesthetic surgery can be applied to relieve aesthetic concerns, as well as to improve breathing function in some clients.

In rhinoplasty, problems such as cartilage and bone curvatures, low nasal tip, and the size of the nostrils can be eliminated by preserving or improving the breathing function of the nose. In nose surgery, it is aimed to give the client a new nose appearance that is both aesthetically pleasing and compatible with the whole face.

Today, with the development of technology, nose surgery can be done much more easily and safely. With different applications such as open and closed nose surgery, profiloplasty, tip plasty (nasal tip aesthetics), it is possible to give the person a more aesthetic nose appearance that is compatible with the whole face.

In recent years, rhinoplasty has become one of the most preferred aesthetic applications by both women and men. Before having rhinoplasty, it is important for the person to apply to a specialist and experienced physician, to express their expectations, to decide on the most suitable nose structure and surgery method together with the doctor, and to obtain a natural appearance.

Who Can Have Nose Aesthetics?

Rhinoplasty can be performed on male and female adult individuals who want to eliminate the shape and function disorders in the nose and whose health status is suitable for nose surgery.

Nasal aesthetic applications are applied with complaints such as arched, long nose, low nasal tip, asymmetry in the nostrils or an unnatural appearance. In patients who apply with such complaints, the nose is reshaped with rhinoplasty applications. With aesthetic nose surgery, the nose can be made to look longer or shorter; the shape of the tip of the nose and the angles of the nose with the forehead and lips can be corrected; nostrils can be reduced. With these procedures, curvatures in the nose that cause breathing difficulties and fractures caused by trauma can be corrected.

Although the ideal age range in rhinoplasty is between 18 and 35 years, as long as the genetic characteristics of the person allow, rhinoplasty can be performed at an advanced age. Unless there is an excessive deterioration in the basic functions of the nose, it is recommended that individuals have completed their physical development before the surgery.