FAQ

Nose surgery can be performed using two techniques: open and closed rhinoplasty. In the open technique, small incisions are made on the outside of the nose, while in the closed technique, all incisions are placed inside the nose. Typically, noses with thick skin (fleshy noses) and those requiring more extensive modifications are operated on using the open rhinoplasty method, as it provides the surgeon with better access to make the necessary changes.

The cost of rhinoplasty depends on the type of surgery performed.

Like any other surgery, rhinoplasty may carry certain risks. However, by choosing an experienced surgeon and carefully following the post-operative instructions, these risks can be minimized.

It is recommended to avoid taking non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) before surgery and to inform your doctor about all the medications, supplements, and herbal remedies you are using. These can affect the amount of bleeding and the speed of wound healing, and therefore, your doctor needs to be aware of them. In addition, you should stop consuming alcohol and smoking at least one week before surgery.

The best time for rhinoplasty is when a person is in their best physical and mental condition. It is also recommended to schedule the surgery in a way that allows at least two weeks of rest and recovery afterward.