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Nose Job Candidates

May 25, 2010 @ 01:57 PM — by admin
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Rhinoplasty is usually associated with Hollywood stars and the super-rich. But the truth is that people of all ages and backgrounds undergo rhinoplasty to improve their appearance. If you are unhappy with the size or shape of your nose, rhinoplasty may be right for you. Before you dismiss rhinoplasty surgery as being too expensive, schedule a consultation with a plastic surgeon. You may discover that rhinoplasty is not too far out of your budget.

Rhinoplasty Candidates

 

People seek rhinoplasty for both cosmetic and functional reasons. Rhinoplasty can be used to clear nasal passages blocked by a deviated septum. Rhinoplasty can also help correct nasal deformity caused by a broken nose or other type of injury. In both cases, rhinoplasty can help open nasal passages, allowing people to breathe much more freely.

 

First and foremost, rhinoplasty is a cosmetic facial plastic surgery procedure. Rhinoplasty is particularly helpful for people who have a specific complaint about their nose; it’s too big, the nostrils are too wide, there’s a hump on the bridge, the bridge is too wide, there’s a droopy tip, etc. While there is no perfect nose shape, rhinoplasty can easily address these problems. With rhinoplasty your plastic surgeon can create a shape that complements the rest of your facial features.

 

If you are considering rhinoplasty, the best way to find out if you are a candidate is to consult a plastic surgeon. During your consultation you and your surgeon will discuss your medical history and the surgeon will examine the structures of your nose. Most healthy individuals are candidates for a nose job. One of the most important things is to be sure you have realistic expectations about the outcome of your surgery. Rhinoplasty can accomplish quite a lot, but it will not transform you into a new person.

 

 

Consult a Connecticut rhinoplasty specialist or a Connecticut facial plastic surgery center for further information.

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