A large nose can bring many experiences to its owner and cause complexes. In this case, you can act in different ways: either continue to be ashamed of your appearance and put up with it, or turn to a plastic surgeon for help. A specialist will perform an operation called rhinoplasty.
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Step 1
By the way, rhinoplasty can not only change the size of the nose (for example, reduce or enlarge it), but also the width, shape, and with the help of rhinoplasty you can get rid of the hump. from congenital or acquired defects. This operation should not be feared, since it is the safest among the existing and one of the most common. Rhinoplasty specialists have long been transferred to the category of everyday operations. However, such an operation is recommended only for those who have reached at least 18 years of age (the fact is that at this age the tissues are still forming, and surgical intervention can be dangerous). In addition, rhinoplasty is not performed on people over forty. In this case, the reason will lie in the low elasticity and firmness of the skin, on which the entire postoperative recovery process will depend.
Step 2
There are other contraindications for rhinoplasty. Such an operation will be undesirable for people with diseases of the cardiovascular system, kidneys, liver, for those who have a bleeding disorder, a tendency to develop keloid scars, as well as diabetes mellitus. The list of contraindications does not end there, so be sure to sign up for a consultation with a specialist and discuss in detail with him all your questions. In addition to discussions, the doctor will also conduct computer modeling (it will clearly show you the possible outcome of the operation and help you choose the appropriate shape and size of the nose), describe each of the stages of rhinoplasty.
Step 3
It is possible that there may be visits to other doctors: an anesthesiologist or, for example, a therapist. In addition, a plastic surgeon may prescribe a visit to an ENT doctor, rhinomanometry (this is a study of nasal breathing), computed tomography or X-ray of the sinuses.
