Rhinoplasty

Rhinoplasty is a surgical procedure aimed at improving the shape and size of the nose to achieve better harmony with the face, while also addressing functional issues when necessary. By combining aesthetic and functional goals, the procedure seeks to create a natural and balanced facial appearance.

During the operation, the nasal bones and cartilage are reshaped; the nasal bridge, tip, and nostrils can be refined as needed. Structural problems affecting breathing, such as septal deviation, may also be corrected.

In the planning phase, factors such as facial proportions, nasal anatomy, skin thickness, and patient expectations are carefully evaluated. Techniques are customized to achieve subtle, natural-looking results that are in harmony with the face.

The recovery process varies between individuals; mild swelling and bruising are common in the initial days. These effects gradually subside, and the nasal shape continues to refine over time. The longevity of results depends on skin characteristics, surgical technique, and proper healing management.