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Nasal
Surgery
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A
common procedure for reshaping the nose either to improve breathing
or for cosmetic reasons. This surgery is performed on the skin,
bones and cartilage of the nose through hidden incisions which are
not perceptible postoperatively.
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Nasal
deformity; crooked nose,
nasal hump, drooping tip |
After
surgical correction straight nose,
Hump removed, tip elevated |
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Procedure:
Removal of hump, tip elevated
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External or internal incisions,
Weir excisions for flaring.
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Straightening
of nose, Lower cartilage
trimmed to refine and raise tip. |
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Breaking bones
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Narrowing nose
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Nasal splints
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Artists
rendition only-results may vary
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DISCLAIMER: Every surgery has its inherent risks.
It is important to discuss these risks and your particular case with your surgeon.
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