Rhinoplasty

During a rhinoplasty, the nose is reshaped to improve breathing and cosmetic appearance. Rhinoplasty, also known as a "nose job," is a cosmetic surgery procedure that alters the shape and size of the nose to improve its overall appearance and proportion to the face. The procedure can address issues such as a hump, a bulbous tip, a crooked nose, a wide bridge, and other imperfections that can affect the appearance of the nose. Rhinoplasty can also be performed to improve breathing problems caused by structural abnormalities.
The surgery can be performed through either an "open" or "closed" technique, depending on the complexity and desired outcome of the procedure. In both techniques, the surgeon will reshape the bone and cartilage to create a more aesthetically pleasing nose.
Recovery time varies depending on the extent of the surgery, but patients can expect to return to normal activities within a week or two. Swelling and bruising may persist for a few weeks. The final results of the surgery may take several months to be visible as the nose will continue to heal and settle into its new shape.