rhinoplasty

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Rhinoplasty the nose job
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Rhinoplasty

•  commonly known as a nose job, is a plastic
  surgery procedure for correcting
  and reconstructing the form, restoring the
  functions, and aesthetically enhancing
  the nose by resolving nasal trauma , congenital
  defect, respiratory impediment, or a failed
  primary rhinoplasty. Most patients ask to remove
  a bump, narrow nostril width, change the angle
  between the nose and the mouth, as well as
  correct injuries, birth defects, or other
  problems that affect breathing, such as deviated
  nasal septum or a sinus condition.

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Types of rhinoplasty

• Primary
• In plastic surgical praxis, the term primary
  rhinoplasty denotes an initial (first-time)
  reconstructive, functional, or aesthetic
  corrective procedure
• Secondary
•  The term secondary rhinoplasty denotes the
  revision of a failed rhinoplasty, an occurrence
  in 520 per cent of rhinoplasty operations, hence
  a revision rhinoplasty

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Reasons for reconstruction

• Reconstruction rhinoplasty is indicated for the
  correction of defects and deformities caused by
• Skin cancer
• Traumatic nasal defect
• Congenital deformities.

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Skin cancer

• The most common cause for a nasal reconstruction
  is skin cancer, especially the lesions to the
  nose of melanoma and basal-cell carcinoma.
  This oncologic epidemiology occurs more readily
  among the aged and people who reside in very
  sunny geographic areas although every type
  of skin is susceptible to skin cancer, white-skin
  is most epidemiologically prone to developing
  skin cancer. Furthermore, regarding plastic
  surgical scars, the age of the patient is a
  notable factor in the timely, post-surgical
  healing of a skin cancer defect (lesion) in
  terms of scarification, the very elastic skin of
  young people has a greater regenerative
  propensity for producing scars that are thicker
  (stronger) and more noticeable. Therefore, in
  young patients, the strategic placement (hiding)
  of the rhinoplastic scars is a greater aesthetic
  consideration than in elder patients whose less
  elastic skin produces scars that are narrower and
  less noticeable.

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Traumatic nasal defect

• Although trauma is a less common rhinoplastic
  occurrence, a nasal defect or deformity caused by
  blunt trauma (impact), penetrating
  trauma (piercing), and blast trauma (blunt and
  penetrating) requires a surgical reconstruction
  that abides the conservational principles of
  plastic surgery, as in the corrections of
  cancerous lesions.

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Congenital deformities.

• The unique plastic properties of
  the bone, cartilage, and skin of patients'
  afflicted with congenital defects, and associated
  anomalies, are considered separately

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Non-surgical rhinoplasty

• Non-surgical rhinoplasty is a medical procedure
  in which injectable fillers, such as collagen or
  hyaluronic acid, are used to alter and shape a
  person's nose without invasive surgery. The
  procedure fills in depressed areas on the nose,
  lifting the angle of the tip or smoothing the
  appearance of bumps on the bridge. The procedure
  does not alter nose size, though it can be used
  to correct some functional birth defects.
• Originally developed at the turn of the
  twenty-first century, early attempts used
  biologically harmful soft-tissue fillers such
  as paraffin wax and silicone. After 2000,
  physicians such as Andrew Tuan-Anh Le
  successfully developed benign techniques using
  modern fillers

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Rhinoplasty in dubai

• AL SHUNNAR PLASTIC SURGERY
• Villa 591, Jumeirah Beach Rd
• Dubai, UAE , www.alshunnarplasticsurgery.ae
• COSMESURGE
• Jumeirah Beach Road, next to Emirates Hospital,
  opposite Dubai Ladies clubP.O. Box 71860, Dubai
  U.A.E