ESTHETIC NOSE SURGERY
Although the nose is located in the middle of the face, it is actually the organ on the face that we want to attract the least attention. When we look at a person's face, ideally the eyes and gaze should appear first, followed by the mouth and then the general appearance of the face. If the nose attracts attention because it is too big or too small, incompatible with the proportions of the face, then when we look at that person, the perception of beauty in our brain gives error signals, and we think that the face we are looking at is flawed. The nose is also our respiratory organ. In addition to its external appearance, its breathing function is also very important.
A nose that is not aesthetically pleasing significantly damages the self-confidence of its owner. Nose Aesthetic Surgery (rhinoplasty) is the most commonly performed plastic surgery surgery. Aesthetic nose surgery can make your nose smaller or larger, change the shape of the tip or bridge of your nose, narrow the width of your nostrils, or change the angle between your nose and upper lip. It can also correct a congenital or injury-related deformity, or relieve some breathing problems. It can make your nose compatible with your facial proportions and increase your self-confidence and appreciation.
Before deciding on surgery, ask yourself why you want to have surgery and what you expect from this surgery, think carefully and discuss these with your surgeon. The most suitable patients for Rhinoplasty Surgery are not those who seek perfection, but those who expect improvement and better development in their appearance.
Many surgeons prefer to postpone the surgery until young people in puberty complete their development. This waiting period is around 14-15 years old for young girls and a little later for boys. It is important to take into account the social and psychological adaptation of the young person to ensure that the decision for surgery is a decision that the young person wants to implement, not the family.
BEFORE THE SURGERY
Good communication between you and your doctor is essential and very important. At the first meeting, the surgeon will ask you what you want your nose to look like; your nose and face He will examine the structure of your life and explain the possibilities possible for you. The structure of your nasal bones and cartilages, the shape of your face, the thickness of your skin, your age and your expectations are the main discussion topics.
Tell your surgeon about any nose surgery or nose treatment you have had before, any allergies or breathing difficulties you have, the medications you use and, if you smoke, whether you smoke. You have to be sure of what you say. In particular, do not hesitate to ask your surgeon any questions you may have about your expectations about the surgery and the results of the surgery.
SURGERY
In most cases, your doctor will give you surgery under general anesthesia, in cases that do not concern the bone. He will also recommend surgery with local anesthesia and sedation. The surgery will be performed in a hospital environment.
Rhinoplasty surgery usually takes about an hour. During the surgery, the skin of the nose will be separated from the bone and cartilage framework. The nose reshaping process will vary depending on the existing problem in the nose and the technique applied by the surgeon. Finally, the skin will be adapted onto the created roof.
Most of the plastic surgeons with enough experience perform aesthetic nose surgery through the nose (closed technique). In this case, healing is faster and there are no visible stitch marks from the outside. Personally, this is my first choice. In rare cases, especially in complicated cases, the open technique may be preferred: A small incision is made on the vertical tissue band (columella) that separates the nostrils from each other, the skin of the nose is lifted and operated from there.
Surgery. When completed, a thermoplastic splint will be applied to the nose to help the nose maintain its new shape. The tampons to be placed in the nostrils will be removed the next day.
AFTER THE SURGERY
The post-surgery is generally comfortable, most patients do not complain of nose pain, you may experience a mild headache. it could be. For the first day, plan to apply cold compresses and rest with your head elevated.
You will notice that the bruising and swelling around your eyes will become most noticeable after 2 or 3 days; cold com Press application will reduce this swelling. Most swelling and bruising will disappear within the first week. Some very slight swelling that no one but you and your surgeon will notice will remain for several months.
During the first few days after surgery, there will usually be a very slight leakage from the nostrils, and for a few weeks you may feel mild congestion in your nose. At the end of one week, the plaster splint on your nose will be removed. Towards the end of the second week, the plasters will be removed and the nose will be left completely open.
Most patients who have aesthetic nose surgery can get up and walk around within two days and can return to school or a non-tiring work life a week after the surgery. However, it will be several weeks before you can fully return to your daily routine. Your surgeon will give more detailed explanations about returning to your normal life. You will usually be told to avoid high-exertion activities (running, swimming, gymnastics, sex - anything that will raise your blood pressure) for two to three weeks, protect your nose from blows or bumps for 8 weeks, and avoid rubbing and burning it in the sun. . It is recommended that you avoid hot water and blow dryers when washing your face and hair for a few weeks.
You can wear your contact lenses when necessary, but the situation is different for glasses. After the splint on your nose is removed, the glasses legs should not sit on the back of the nose until your nose is completely healed, that is, for two months.
When your face is swollen in the days following the surgery, it is easy to forget that you will look better and become more beautiful. After plastic surgery, most patients do not feel well for a while, which is quite normal and understandable. If a group is sick, they are sure that this phase will pass. Day by day your nose will start to look more beautiful and your morale will gradually increase. After a week or two, you won't look like you just had surgery. However, healing is still a slow and gradual process.
Some slight swelling, especially at the tip of the nose, may persist for months. The real result of aesthetic nose surgery will appear at the end of the first year. At first ai You may receive some unexpected reactions from your family or friends. They may say that they do not see any changes in your nose. Or they may be a little offended, especially if you changed something they see as a family or ethnic trait. If this happens, try to remember why you decided to have this surgery in the first place. If you have achieved your goal and are happy, your surgery has also been successful.
If aesthetic nose surgery is performed by an experienced plastic surgeon, complications (undesirable results) are rare and generally unimportant. Despite everything, there is always a possibility of complications. Since aesthetic nose surgery is performed through the nose, there are no visible surgical scars. However, when the open technique is used or wide nostrils need to be narrowed, the very small and thin scars remaining at the base of the nose are usually too insignificant to be seen.
In approximately one in every 20 cases, a second surgery may be required (for example, a small surgery). to correct deformity). It is impossible to predict such situations, and this can happen to even patients who undergo surgery by the most skilled and experienced surgeons. The second corrective surgery is usually a narrower and simpler surgery. As a result, when aesthetic nose surgery is performed by experienced plastic surgeons, it has a low complication rate and increases the person's self-confidence and contributes to their beauty.
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