Rhinoplasty: The Facts About Surgery
It is very important for you to follow all the instructions given to you by the plastic surgeon before and after the grand plastic surgery to minimize the risk. The most famous and common risks of rhinoplasty surgery are blood clotting, bruising, swelling, and infection. But this is not all. During rhinoplasty surgery; If the underlying structure of the nose (cartilage and/or bone) is too much, it may cause the skin of the upper nose to become smaller, resulting in a deformity called "Polly's beak" deformity. If the septum is not properly supported, the bridge of the nose will sink, resulting in a "saddle nose" deformity. If too much cartilage at the tip of the nose is removed during rhinoplasty, this may cause a pinched appearance. If the tip of the nose is raised too much, the nostrils may become too obvious and produce a pig-like appearance. If you make a rhinoplasty incision on the trabecula, the numbness of the nose may be different and it may take several ...