Nose Surgery Hump Removal - Closed Rhinoplasty

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Closed rhinoplasty involves incisions which are confined to the inside of the nose. Though this results in no visible scarring, the procedure offers less visibility of the inside of the nose and is typically not possible for more complex cases. Hump reduction, on the other hand, can be performed with closed rhinoplasty.
There are two different approaches when it comes to rhinoplasty. Endonasal or closed rhinoplasty is performed with all incisions hidden inside the nose leaving no external scar. External or open rhinoplasty involves a small incision across the columella.

A combination of art and science, rhinoplasty requires numerous individual techniques to be mastered by the surgeon. Procedural knowledge also plays a big factor as the surgeon must possess the technical skills and also exercise the right judgment when determining which techniques to perform in order to achieve the desired outcome. All of these items must be utilized and come together as one to achieve a successful rhinoplasty.

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Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• septal deformity
• septal perforation
• nasal augmentation
• bifid nasal tip
• nasal hump
• stair-step deformity
• stair step deformity
• saddle-nose deformity
• saddle nose deformity
• polly beak deformity
• polly-beak deformity
• open roof deformity
• plastic surgery

[elliotsgirl]

oh god, this makes my skin tingle from the noise of filing bone down.

[kiikat]

eek I can't imagine doing that to someone

When he's just digging in the nostrils with that file eeeeeeek

[gemphu1234]

@Armornone

Thanks.

[Armornone]

@gemphu1234 You are smart or something

[gemphu1234]

@Armornone

This term comes from the Greek word 'plastikos', which means to mold or to give form .

[Armornone]

@gemphu1234 SO why is it called plastic surgery if there is no plastic used?

[gemphu1234]

@Armornone

No .not at all.

[kiikat]

She went from pretty in a non-perfect way

to stereotypical barbie pretty

sad that our lack of confidence can get the better of us :(

[dasfsadg]

hopfully i can get my nose worked on this year! (cross my fingers)

[Armornone]

Does Plastic surgery use real plastic?