Functional and aesthetic nose surgery at the same time.

What could be worse than an aesthetically inexpensive nose? Certainly a nose that does not breathe well. So if you have breathing problems as a result of the septum deviation and also want to give your nose a better aesthetic shape, the ideal solution would be septoplasty and rhinoplasty at the same time. This combination is known as the term rhinoseptoplasty. During this procedure the nose is corrected both functionally and aesthetically.

To better explain the rhinoseptoplasty, let me share it first. Septoplasty is performed to regulate the nasal septum, or the tissue that divides the nose into two parts. Septoplatia is performed in people who have deviations of the nasal septum, which causes problems in breathing.

Functional and aesthetic nose surgery at the same time.

Rhinoplasty, on the other hand, means functional rhinoplasty (thus correcting internal nose problems) or aesthetic rhinoplasty (therefore changing by improving or harmonizing with all of the nose). Both functional and aesthetic correction is best done at the same time, saving yourself time for recovery, monetary cost, and anxiety of experiencing any kind of interference.

So be careful, when choosing the surgeon, make sure he or she specializes in both aesthetic and functional rhinoplasty, being two different techniques.

Functional and aesthetic nose surgery at the same time.

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