Cosmetic rhinoplasty is an operation designed to change the size and shape of the nose.
If you are considering having a nasal operation to change the shape of your nose it is of the utmost importance that you see a fully trained and accredited plastic surgeon.
The features of the nose that patients request be addressed are –
- The nasal tip
- The length of the nose
- The width of the nose
- Nasal breathing issues
- A crooked septum inside the nose
A scar is needed in order to provide surgical access to the internal structure of the nose. Most of the scarring is inside the nose but the majority of patients will also have a scar under the nose, between the nostrils. The operation plans to remove, reshape and refine both the bone and cartilage of the nose. One of the reasons that rhinoplasty is difficult is because there are factors which are beyond the surgeon’s control. In brief this involves the healing process of the bone and cartilage and this will be explained in more detail during you consultation with your surgeon.
It is crucial to understand that close friends and family are going to realise that you have had something done. Unlike some plastic surgical procedures you cannot cover up the nose and given that it is the central feature of the face, changing the nose can have a profound effect on the overall appearance of the person. The aim is to have a noticeable result after surgery without having an artificial “operated appearance”.
The operation is performed under general anaesthetic in an accredited hospital with most patients staying as an inpatient for 1-2 nights.
RHINOPLASTY
Dr Damien Grinsell – Before & Afters
AHPRA Registration: MED0001207555
Registered medication practitioner, specialist plastic surgeon (specialty registration in surgery – plastic surgery)
It is important to remember, any invasive procedure carries risks and individual results may vary depending on factors, not limited to but including age, genetics, diet, lifestyle and existing medical conditions. These are true and accurate images. Outcomes shown are only relevant to these patients and do not necessarily reflect the results other patients may experience. Before any surgery, we recommend you consult a qualified health practitioner who should discuss with you at length these risks including possible complications and recovery/aftercare instructions specific to your procedure. If unsure, always seek a second opinion from a specialist plastic surgeon.
19-29 year old treated with Functional Rhinoplasty
19-29 year old treated with Functional Rhinoplasty
21-31 year old treated with cosmetic Rhinoplasty
21-31 year old treated with cosmetic Rhinoplasty
19-29 year old treated with functional Rhinoplasty
19-29 year old treated with functional Rhinoplasty
19-29 year old treated with functional Rhinoplasty + cartilage graft and bilateral turbinectomy
19-29 year old treated with functional Rhinoplasty + cartilage graft and bilateral turbinectomy
21-31 year old treated with cosmetic Rhinoplasty and ala base reduction
21-31 year old treated with cosmetic Rhinoplasty and ala base reduction
21-31 year old treated with SeptoRhinoplasty
21-31 year old treated with SeptoRhinoplasty
18-28 year old treated with functional Rhinoplasty + cartilage graft and turbinectomy
18-28 year old treated with functional Rhinoplasty + cartilage graft and turbinectomy
19-29 year old treated with Functional Rhinoplasty + cartilage graft
19-29 year old treated with Functional Rhinoplasty + cartilage graft
19-29 year old treated with Functional Rhinoplasty + cartilage graft
19-29 year old treated with Functional Rhinoplasty + cartilage graft