Nose Reshaping For A Broken Nose
Many people are not satisfied with their noses; it could be that they were born with their noses unbalanced, or that their nose had been damaged at some time and needs to have a nose reshaping.
Who would be candidates for a nose reshaping?
- A person who’s nose is too small or too large in proportion to their face
- The nose is too wide, is crocked or off center
- A bump on the nose bridge
- A bulbous tip, or nasal tip that protrudes, enlarged or droops
- Been injured with a result the nose is asymmetrical
- Problems with breathing, as a result of internal nose structure. To correct so that proper breathing will be restored
If a nose is broken nose reshaping surgery may be the best option. Depending on the severity of the damage, a cosmetic surgeon will first wait for the swelling to go down before making an assessment. Tests, x-rays and examination will give the cosmetic surgeon a clear picture of what needs to be done. This will be discussed with the patient.
Cosmetic surgery for a nose reshaping can be done to modify the size, shape, and general appearance of the nose. It can be done to reshape the tip of the nose, narrow the bridge of the nose, to widen or narrow the nostrils, straighten a crocked nose, alter the angle between the nose and lip.
The incisions that are required in this procedure are carefully placed inconspicuously outside the nose, or hidden inside the nose. Cosmetic surgeons aim for minimal scarring and maintain a natural look as a result.
Candidates will be screened for overall health, and whether they can endure the surgery, if they are emotionally prepared before undergoing the knife.
Looking for a cosmetic surgeon is easy enough your local GP will have a list of cosmetic surgeons he or she can recommend, friends who have had satisfactory results will also be able to recommend a surgeon, and research on the internet for cosmetic surgeons will give you enough hits to help you locate one near to you and who would be suitable to do the job.
The surgery is performed under general anaesthesia, depending on the amount of work to be done, and over night stay may be necessary.
Recovery is usually about a week to ten days, discoloration will begin to disappear within a few days, and make–up can be applied several days after surgery. Avoid bending, straining and lifting objects for the early part of post operative situation. Normal activities and some exercise can be resumed within a three week period.