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Rhinoplasty: Functional and Cosmetic Nasal Surgery
Rhinoplasty (“nose job”) surgically reshapes the nose for functional and/or aesthetic goals.
Indications
- Functional: deviated septum, valve collapse, turbinate hypertrophy, post-traumatic obstruction
- Cosmetic: dorsal hump, wide tip, asymmetry, broad bridge, hanging columella
- Reconstructive: post-traumatic, post-cancer, congenital (cleft nose)
Approaches
- Open – columellar incision, full exposure (complex cases)
- Closed – endonasal incisions only (simpler)
Recovery
Splint 1 week; bruising/swelling 2–3 weeks; final contour 6–12 months. Performed by ENT or plastic surgeons with nasal expertise.
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