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Rhinoplasty - an informed
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rhinoplasty? What is possible? What are the limitations? What are the risks? Later refinement surgery Rhinoplasty and breathing Rhinoplasty our goals
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Understanding nasalrhinoplasty? What is possible? What are the limitations? What are the risks? Later refinement surgery Rhinoplasty and breathing Rhinoplasty our goals
for you Rhinoplasty is it right
for you?
anatomy Understanding the operation
Closed approach rhinoplasty
Open approach rhinoplasty
Reduction rhinoplasty -
making your nose smaller
After your rhinoplasty
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The Doctor-Patient making your nose smaller
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There is a small risk of suffering a nose bleed requiring further treatment and a very small risk of a nasal infection. Small amounts of swelling in the skin at the time of surgery may hide underlying irregularities or asymmetries that can be seen later. Unpredictable healing may cause irregularities that can appear weeks or
months after surgery. These irregularities may just be felt or may also be visible. Very rarely slight reddening of the skin may occur - this is more likely if you have had a previous rhinoplasty. It is important to appreciate that surgery cannot guarantee a perfect result.
