Description of the procedure:
Rhinoplasty is a procedure that corrects the shape and size of the nose to improve both aesthetics and functionality. This surgery can correct nasal defects including a hump on the bridge of the nose, a deviated septum, asymmetry and other discrepancies that can be either congenital or acquired.

Indications for surgery:
Cosmetic distortions such as a hump, a wide or too narrow nose;
Injuries that have led to deformity;
Congenital anomalies such as a deviated septum that affects breathing;
The patient's desire to improve the appearance of the nose to enhance self-confidence.

Advantages of the surgery:
Harmonious and balanced face;
Improved breathing when correcting structural anomalies;
Improved self-esteem due to satisfaction with one's appearance.

Frequently asked questions:
Q: How long does it take to recover from rhinoplasty?
A: Most patients return to normal activities within 1-2 weeks, but full healing may take up to a year.
Q: Will there be pain after rhinoplasty?
A: Some patients experience mild discomfort, which is usually controlled with pain medication.
Q: Are scars visible after rhinoplasty?
A: In most cases, scars are not noticeable, as the incisions are usually made inside the nose or in the natural folds.