Finesse rhinoplasty
A male finesse and female rhinoplasty is the same. This procedure removes the bump at the tip and maintains an elegant profile. This procedure helps improve breathing. The procedure can be combined with a lower neck and face lift.
Finesse rhinoplasty involves making subtle changes to a woman's nose, such as reducing a small hump, straightening the nose, and addressing any tip asymmetries. These subtle adjustments enhance the overall appearance. In this case, the 22-yearold patient wanted to change her nose's width. She also desired to improve the appearance and shape of her hanging columella.
Open rhinoplasty
The incision for a female open rhinoplasty is different from that of a male open rhinoplasty. An open rhinoplasty involves making an incision on the outside and bringing it into the nasal interior. Although the incision will heal over time, it is still visible at first. An open rhinoplasty is almost invisible after several months. However, this is not always the case. Patients who are concerned about the "scar" from an open rhinoplasty may opt for a closed rhinoplasty.
Open rhinoplasty is less invasive but it requires more work. These incisions are made through the columella, the skin between the nostrils. The nasal cartilage and bone can then be raised through these incisions. In rare instances, the surgeon may need to remove cartilage or bone.
Revision rhinoplasty
Revisions may be required if the original rhinoplasty procedure didn't produce the desired results. Revision surgery corrects aesthetic problems as well as breathing problems. Also, the surgery corrects complications caused by previous surgery like scar tissue that forms in unexpected places. The patient may experience swelling and decreased bloodflow for several months following the procedure.
Following her first surgery, the patient was left with a very unattractive nose and unnatural transitions from the bridge up to the tip. She wanted a more feminine, softly curved appearance. To improve her appearance, she had a revision rhinoplasty. The surgeon raised her nose tip and lowered the rims of her nostrils.
Men's rhinoplasty
Although the procedures are similar, there are significant differences between male rhinoplasty and female rhinoplasty. The main difference lies in how you want to look. Male patients prefer a more masculine appearance. For example, a straighter, narrower nasal ridge, and a slightly more upturned tip. Male patients will prefer a flatter tip and a straighter nose ridge. However, female patients prefer a slight raised tip and a slightly curved rear.
Some women prefer their noses to appear more feminine, while male patients tend to prefer a more masculine appearance. In addition, men tend to prefer slightly convex or narrower nasal bridges. Although men may be more concerned about this aspect, rhinoplasty techniques for men typically aim to make this characteristic as small as possible. This can complicate the procedure because of thicker skin on the nose.
Women's rhinoplasty
Before and after pictures of women's rhinoplasty show that it's not always necessary to have a dramatic nose to achieve a dramatic change. A natural, more pleasing change can make you look more balanced. You might like to straighten your nose or remove a hump. Rhinoplasty is a great option to smoothen your profile and make it slimmer.
Your doctor will first examine you and review your expectations. He will also review previous procedures to help you determine which procedure is right for you. After the consultation, he'll go over the plan and explain the most recent techniques. Also, you'll be informed about the risks and recovery. Next, you'll be able to set realistic expectations for your new nasal. Remember, you're making a significant change to your appearance, so you need to feel confident in your surgeon's expertise and ability to deliver beautiful results.