Nose shape correction

These procedures are designed to correct congenital or trauma-induced nasal deformities, enhancing the overall harmony between the noce and the face. As F.Bacon once said ,, A beautiful face is a silent recommendation’’. The face serves as a person’s buisness card, with the nose being its central and most prominent feature. The shape of the nose can dramatically alter one’s facial expression. For instance, a hooked nose may create an aged appearance, while a more refined nose can bring a youthful and vibrant look, and post-traumatic nose may convey a more aggressive tone.

BEFORE THE SURGERY

During the consultation, a comprehesnsive analysis of the patient’s nose and face is conducted. This includes evaluating the profile, tip deflection, possible carveture of nasal axis, and the width of the nose. He angles between the lips and nose, as well as the nasal-frontal angles, are also assessed.

For the best surgical outcome, it is crucial that both the patieint and surgeon have clear, mutual understanding of the expected results. The concultation involces digital photography, computer simulation of the potential surgical outcomes, a review of the patient’s respiratory history, and a detailed nasal examination.

OPERATION

The surgery is carried out through incisions inside the nasal mucosa (Fig. 1). In more complex cases, an additional incision is made in the nasal septum (Fig. 2). During the procedure, adjustments are made to the cartilage at the tip of the nose or to correct bone-cartilage deformities, and a special patch and splint are applied to help maintain the desired shape of the nose while the bones heal.