Surgery to reduce the projection of the nose
When you have chosen a date the hospital concerned will contact you to confirm the admission details and ask you to fill out a health questionnaire to ensure you are well prepared for your anaesthetic.
You will be admitted to a private room, with en suite facilities, in the chosen private hospital on the day of your Rhinoplasty operation. Both Mr Simmons and your Anaesthetist will come and see you to ensure everything is correctly prepared for your surgery.
Your Rhinoplasty operation will normally be undertaken under general anaesthetic in a fully equipped and accredited operating theatre with a carefully chosen Consultant Anaesthetist looking after you.
Your operation may take between 1 and 3 hours depending on the specific procedures undertaken.
At the end of the operation you will have a small plastic splint placed over your nose to hold everything in the correct position. Normally you will not have traditional ribbon gauze nasal packing but will have some soft dissolvable jelly like packs in your nose.
AFTER YOUR OPERATION
Making the nose smaller by removing some of the bone and cartilage
Making the nose larger by using the patient's own cartilage and bone to build up the nose
Rhinoplasty surgery can narrow a bulbous nose or lift a droopy tip
Reconstruction of your nose following trauma can help regain its aesthetic appeal
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Contact us to book an appointment or to discuss your Rhinoplasty requirements in greater detail.
Straightening your deviated septum may help you breathe more easily
Strengthening your nasal sidewalls may improve your breathing
Grafts taken from the septum can help smooth your nasal shape
Cartilage grafts can help reshape dorsal irregularities
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Contact us to book an appointment or to discuss your Septorhinoplasty requirements in greater detail.
