The different non-surgical Rhinoplasty Procedures

There are various people who switch to Rhinoplasty especially when they are not happy with the appearance of their noses and want to look beautiful.

If you are planning to have Rhinoplasty, then it may be easier to know we are there to help you. There are around 250,000 people who experienced non-surgical Rhinoplasty procedure in 2013.

The most common Rhinoplasties are called Open Rhinoplasty and Closed Rhinoplasty.There is a need of the plastic surgeon who is assigned to perform Revision Rhinoplasty (Secondary Rhinoplasty). For the purpose of small variations in the nose, there is a non-surgical procedure known as Filler Rhinoplasty.

Following are four primary cosmetic and medical nose reshaping methods:

1.      Open Rhinoplasty

Major nose reshaping is the foremost reason behind the Open Rhinoplasty method. While this surgery goes on the doctor will make the cut in the strip of the skin by separating the nostrils. As the skin and soft tissue are raised, the surgeon can look and work with the fundamental nasal structure.

The benefits of this Open Rhinoplasty are providing the surgeon with the direct picture and visualization of the cartilage and other nasal analysis. Not just this but also the ability to alter the nasal shape with extra mechanism and accuracy.

2.      Closed Rhinoplasty

In this type of Rhinoplasty, the cuts are made within the nose. Then unlike the open rhinoplasty, the skin is separated from the bones and cartilage, letting the surgeon have access to the basic structure. After this, the bones and cartilages can be reshaped, removed or enlarged in order to achieve the wanted shape or structural improvement.

Moreover, the area of the cut and the minor subsequent marks closed rhinoplasty has the benefit of reduced amount of time in surgery, less swelling and less postoperative remedial time. Your surgeon will discuss these procedures with you and tell you which they think is right for the surgical work needing to be done.

3.      Revision Rhinoplasty

It is also known as Secondary Rhinoplasty as it is second surgery that is practised to rectify the problems that have emerged and continue after the previous surgical process on the nose. Perhaps the patient does not like the outcome of the first surgery. Also, the Revision Rhinoplasty may have to be completed because of some physical exertion or because of a shocking any previous accident happening after a person has already practised nose modifying surgery.

Sometimes it is a minor problem that can be easily fixed in an office visit. Other times the problem can be complex, making the correction more difficult to perform than the initial surgery. Secondary Rhinoplasty can be performed with the help of either open or closed method.

4.      Filler Rhinoplasty

In a Filler Rhinoplasty procedure, your doctor will use injectable fillers to change the shape of your nose. With this help of this non-surgical Rhinoplasty approach, the doctor can flatten out the pointed angles and bumps, change the shape of the nose tip and renovate a small amount of balance. Rhinoplasty is a cosmetic procedure and will not correct medical problems such as a deviated septum.