Rhinoplasty Risks: What to Know Before Your Nose Job
Rhinoplasty (nose job) improves nasal appearance and function but carries surgical risks.
Potential Risks
- Bleeding: Common; rarely severe enough for transfusion.
- Infection: Possible in nose or sinuses.
- Scarring: Usually minimal; occasionally excessive.
- Nasal structure damage: May affect breathing or function.
- Unsatisfactory results: Appearance or function may not meet expectations.
Discuss all risks and benefits with your surgeon to make an informed decision.
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