Rhinoplasty is divided into three types: nasal breathing improvement surgeries, plastic surgeries, and reconstructive surgeries.
Nasal breathing improvement surgeries: include septum surgery, turbinate surgery, and surgeries to correct the external structure due to collapse of one or both nasal walls.
Reconstructive surgery: is necessary following an injury or after partial resection of the nose due to tumors of various types.
Nasal breathing improvement surgery
Plastic nasal surgery
Reconstructive nasal surgery
Meeting and performing a thorough examination, providing explanation and recommendations for the treatment options available to the patient.
Made in accordance with the recommended treatment options and taking into account the patient's wishes, during which an explanation will be given about possible side effects and the cost of the treatment.
Photography of the face from several angles before and after treatment for comparison. These images will be kept confidential in the patient's medical file.
Completing all the preliminary tests, forms and receiving a date for the day of the surgery. And then arriving at the hospital, meeting the anesthesiologist, signing a consent form for surgery and performing the surgery.
Takes place in three stages: Removal of tampons: Approximately 24 hours after surgery. Removal of stitches and plaster: About a week after surgery. Final review meeting: About a month after surgery.
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