The nose is often one of the first things people notice about another’s face, one of human beings’ most identifiable features. Not only that, it plays a crucial role in your breathing and air circulation, especially when you are asleep at night. This means that your nose can be important both cosmetically and physiologically. To help their noses in either of these areas, many people have been turning to rhinoplasty, sometimes known as a “nose job.” To know if this procedure is right for you, here are a few important facts about it that can help you understand how it works.

First, let’s imagine cases where you might need rhinoplasty for medical reasons. This justification is necessary if you want the procedure to be covered by your health insurance. Many people have suffered some amount of trauma to their nose-let’s be honest, it just seems to “get in the way” in sports, accidents, fights, or whatever else. This can lead Silagra to a deviated septum, where the inner workings of the nose are no longer structured properly. This can cause difficulty breathing or sleeping, since the nose is so essential for proper air circulation. Rhionplasty can allow a doctor to adjust your nose’s cartilage and bone structure to enhance air flow and allow you breathe more naturally.

Some people have turn to rhinoplasty for purely cosmetic purposes. This will cost you though, generally around $5000 for the entire surgery. Cosmetic rhinoplasty is where a surgeon adjusts or diminishes the amount of cartilage and bone in the nasal area, restructuring it to make it more smooth, elegant, or in some way you prefer. Many celebrities have had this type of procedure done over time. Rhinoplasty is relatively low risk and fairly easy to manage, so it is generally considered a safer form of cosmetic surgery.

There are two types of rhinoplasty: opened or closed, where the incisions are either made on the outside or on the inside of the nose respectively. In either case, doctors will provide enough anesthesia so you do not have to deal with any pain during the procedure, and the swelling and pain afterwards is generally not substantial enough to require much-if any-pain medication. Most people find that the vast majority of all visible swelling decreases in a matter of a couple of weeks.

So if you think you might want or need rhinoplasty, talk to your doctors about your options now.

Author Bio: (http://manhattanrhinoplastysurgeon.com/index.html) Manhattan Rhinoplasty plastic surgeon William M. Portnoy, MD, FACS is double Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon in Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery as well as Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.

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