Nasal tip aesthetics is often performed to correct deformities such as wide or asymmetrical nasal tip, low nasal tip, pinch deformity that causes the tip of the nose to look like it is tightened with a clothespin. Nasal tip aesthetics may also be needed in a significant number of revision nose surgeries.
Nasal tip aesthetics can be performed with closed or open technique rhinoplasty surgery. The deformity of the tip of the nose is important in the choice of technique. Your doctor will inform you about this.
Nasal tip aesthetics, ie tipplasty operation, can be performed under general or local anaesthesia.
Nasal tip aesthetics can be performed alone if there is no problem on the back of the nose and disproportionality is not expected after tipplasty. In this case, the nasal bones are not touched. By intervening in the lower lateral cartilages that form the tip of the nose, undesirable conditions such as asymmetry, height, low, width can be corrected. Recovery is fast. Bruising and postoperative swelling are rarely encountered. You can return to normal life faster than rhinoplasty.
Beauty in the face and nose is a matter of proportion and harmony. Reducing and shaping only the tip of the nose may cause the back of the nose to appear thicker or larger in the nose, which seems to be fine before surgery. For this reason, it is necessary to foresee the changes in the entire nose after nasal tip aesthetics, ie tipplasty. In some of our patients who apply with this request, after a careful examination and evaluation, a complete nose aesthetics We determine that they need surgery. In this case, it is possible to get a perfect result proportional to the face with rhinoplasty surgery in which we intervene in the entire nose instead of intervening only at the tip of the nose. The interview with your doctor is very important in this regard.
Depending on the weakness of the cartilages in the wings of the nose, the collapse of the wings of the nose into the inside during deep breathing is a separate problem. In this condition called alar collapse, the side walls of the nose collapse due to the negative pressure that occurs when breathing. This may be due to congenital weakness of the cartilages or as a result of excessive weakening of the cartilages after previous nasal surgery. In this case, it is necessary to put cartilage support to strengthen the wings of the nose.
For detailed information about nasal tip aesthetics and tipplasty, you can fill out the form on the contact page or call 0312 285 80 70.
Associate Prof. Dr. Muhitdin Eski