Face Surgery in Tunisia
Rhinoplasty
Crooked nose, too wide, too long .. Rhinoplasty is one of the "Star" of cosmetic surgery. It aims to recreate a pleasant nose, in harmony with the rest of the face (forehead, chin, cheekbones, profile, width, length etc.).
More than any other operation, the cosmetic result must be perfect and natural. Dialogue between patient and surgeon is essential because it will determine the desired result. The surgeon will explain what is technically feasible and aesthetically recommended.
Rhinoplasty is intended to correct deformities of the nose. To do so, it is necessary to modify the bony and cartilaginous structures of the nose to obtain a new form.
The procedure takes an average of 1:30.
The operation is usually performed under local anesthesia and sedation.
The patient should keep a cast of contention during the first 8 days, and then a bandage. During the first 10 days, the presence of edema and bruising of the eyelids is normal. They gradually disappear after the second week and nose will be presentable. The results will be optimal after a period of 6 months to a year.
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