Q: 5) What are the types of 'Nose Job'?

Reduction Rhinoplasty - It is a plastic surgery procedure for correcting and reconstructing the form, restoring the functions, and aesthetically enhancing the nose by resolving nasal trauma, respiratory impediment, congenital defect, or a failed primary rhinoplasty. Augmentation Rhinoplasty - A cosmetic surgery performed to increase the size of special parts of a person’s nose. It is done with an aim to give the nose a more aesthetically pleasing appearance. Post-Traumatic Rhinoplasty - A procedure to address injuries to the nose that can lead to deformation, damaged airways, broken bones, and lost cartilage support. Reconstructive Rhinoplasty - It is done to restore tissue of the nose that is absent or has been damaged beyond repair. Refinement Rhinoplasty - It is usually done to fine-tune the nasal tip in a more pleasing fashion. Revision Rhinoplasty - A surgical procedure performed to repair both the form and function of a previously operated nose. Turbinoplasty - It is done to decrease the size of the turbinates. Alarplasty - It is the reshaping of the sides of the nose at the bottom.

Question 1

1) What is rhinoplasty or 'nose job'?

Accepted Answer

Rhinoplasty is surgery that alters the shape of the nose. The surgery can change the size, shape or proportions of your nose and may be done to correct a birth defect, repair deformities from an injury, or improve some breathing difficulties.

Question 2

2) Who needs a nose job?

Accepted Answer

Nose job or rhinoplasty may be needed by someone who has deformed nose due to an injury or birth defect or by someone who needs improvement in breathing difficulties.

Question 3

3) Are there any complications in rhinoplasty?

Accepted Answer

Rhinoplasty carries risks such as:

Infection
Bleeding
An adverse reaction to the anesthesia.
Other complications related to rhinoplasty are:
The possibility of an uneven-looking nose
Difficulty breathing through your nose
Pain, discoloration or swelling that may persist
Scarring
A hole in the septum
Permanent numbness in and around your nose
A need for additional surgery

Question 4

4) Is rhinoplasty painful?

Accepted Answer

You may feel a little pain due to swelling and other side effects. But rhinoplasty is not painful for most people.

Question 5

5) What are the types of 'Nose Job'?

Accepted Answer

Reduction Rhinoplasty - It is a plastic surgery procedure for correcting and reconstructing the form, restoring the functions, and aesthetically enhancing the nose by resolving nasal trauma, respiratory impediment, congenital defect, or a failed primary rhinoplasty.
Augmentation Rhinoplasty - A cosmetic surgery performed to increase the size of special parts of a person’s nose. It is done with an aim to give the nose a more aesthetically pleasing appearance.
Post-Traumatic Rhinoplasty - A procedure to address injuries to the nose that can lead to deformation, damaged airways, broken bones, and lost cartilage support.
Reconstructive Rhinoplasty - It is done to restore tissue of the nose that is absent or has been damaged beyond repair.
Refinement Rhinoplasty - It is usually done to fine-tune the nasal tip in a more pleasing fashion.
Revision Rhinoplasty - A surgical procedure performed to repair both the form and function of a previously operated nose.
Turbinoplasty - It is done to decrease the size of the turbinates.
Alarplasty - It is the reshaping of the sides of the nose at the bottom.

Question 6

6) What is the recovery time for a nose job?

Accepted Answer

It takes about 3 to 4 months for the majority of the swelling of the nose to go away, and it can take as long as one year for the final shape of the nose to become apparent.

Question 7

7) What are the side effects of rhinoplasty?

Accepted Answer

Pain after Surgery
Swelling (Around eyes and nose)
Bruising (Usually around eyes)

Question 8

8) What should I do after rhinoplasty?

Accepted Answer

Avoid strenuous activities (aerobics and jogging).
While you have bandages on your nose, take baths instead of showers.
Not blow your nose.
Eat high-fiber foods.
Avoid extreme facial expressions.
Brush your teeth gently.
Wear clothes that fasten in the front.

Question 9

9) How long do you have to wear a cast after a nose job?

Accepted Answer

If there are nasal packs involved, then you will have them for 2 to 7 days, and a cast for 5 to 10 days.

Question 10

10) Is nose surgery permanent?

Accepted Answer

If it is done properly under the right hands, the results obtained post surgery lasts a lifetime.

Question 11

11) What is the cost of getting a nose job in India?

Accepted Answer

Cosmetically altering your appearance which is a practice still largely uncommon in India, and a nose job, in India, can cost anywhere between Rs 40,000 to Rs 2 lakh.

Question 12

12) Septoplasty and rhinoplasty difference?

Accepted Answer

Rhinoplasty is surgery that alters the shape of the nose. The surgery can change the size, shape or proportions of your nose and may be done to correct a birth defect, repair deformities from an injury, or improve some breathing difficulties.
Septoplasty is a surgery to improve breathing by straightening the wall inside the nose called nasal septum that divides the nasal passages into a right and a left side. It is hard to breathe with a crooked nasal septum. A septoplasty is often combined with a rhinoplasty.

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