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Rhinoplasty, more commonly known as a ‘nose job’, is one of the most popular cosmetic procedures . Although rhinoplasty is usually done for cosmetic reasons, it can also correct structural defects that cause breathing problems.
What can be accomplished through rhinoplasty?
• Increasing or decreasing the size of the nose
• Altering the tip or bridge of the nose
• Narrowing or changing the shape of the nostrils
• Structural corrections to assist in more regular breathing
• Changing the angle between the nose and upper lip
• Reshaping the tip
Rhinoplasty can make a profound difference in the balance of facial features and in a person’s self-esteem.
Am I a Good Candidate for Rhinoplasty?
Candidates for rhinoplasty should be at least in their mid teens – no younger than 14 –16. The reason is that the nasal bone must have time to mature and the nose shape must be stable, that is, the nose is not going to change shape any further as the child grows.
As with all cosmetic surgery, realistic expectations are very important. No matter how much you would like to look like a popular Hollywood icon, it may not be possible. So consult with your cosmetic surgeon and be aware of what changes can really be accomplished.
Some of the reasons individuals seek rhinoplasty include:
• Nose appears too large
• Nasal bridge bump is visible in profile
• Nose appears too wide
• Nasal tip is drooped or plunged
• Nose tip is thickened or enlarged
• Nostrils are excessively flared
• Nose is off-center or crooked
• Nose is asymmetrical from previous injury
How Much Does Rhinoplasty Cost?
Costs vary greatly, depending on each individual procedure, the patient’s physiology and expected goals. Pricing also varies throughout the country. The cost of a rhinoplasty in LA will be different from that in a midwest location, for example.
Be sure to ask what other fees are covered and what is billed separately. For example, what about anesthesia and surgical costs? Ask about financing options, as your cosmetic surgeon should have several options available.
Possible Complications of Rhinoplasty
As with all surgery, bleeding, infection, and anesthesia or medication reactions are possible, though very rare. Risks specific to rhinoplasty can include:
• Burst blood vessels
• Red spots and small scars on the underside of the nose
• Revisionary second procedures required to remove or correct tissue
What Can I Expect From My Rhinoplasty?
Most rhinoplasty patients are very satisfied with the results of their nose surgery. Choosing a highly qualified, board certified cosmetic surgeon contributes to a successful outcome.
What is most rewarding about rhinoplasty is that very small changes in the shape and structure of the nose can bring very big rewards. Following your surgeon’s pre- and post- surgical instructions goes a long way towards a successful outcome.
What Happens If I Get a “Bad” Nose Job?
Sometimes mistakes are made or people are very dissatisfied with the results of their rhinoplasty and want to ‘undo’ what has been done. In this case, they would seek a procedure called ‘revision rhinoplasty’. Although healing of the first procedure must take place before any revisions can be done, further improvements or adjustments to the shape and structure of the nose can be managed with revision rhinoplasty.
Non Surgical Nose Jobs
The so called ‘non-surgical nose job’ begins with the injection of a facial filler, the type of which is determined by your surgeon during your initial consultation, after a discussion of your medical history and desired outcome. Just as facial fillers are used to fill out wrinkles, they can also fill out areas of the nose in an effort to correct what you might view as minor deformities. Certainly this procedure is somewhat limited in comparison with a surgical nose job, but for some patients, it is not only more affordable, but can be completed quickly with almost no downtime, and can achieve remarkable results in certain cases.
Choosing a Cosmetic Surgeon
It is highly important to choose a qualified, board certified cosmetic surgeon. After all, your nose is central to your face so you want your surgery to go perfectly and provide the desired outcome.
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