NOSE | SHORT NOSE (UPTURNED NOSE)
SHORT NOSE
(UPTURNED NOSE)
(UPTURNED NOSE)
A short nose refers to a nose that is not proportional to the other facial features due to the length of the nasal tip. It is often caused from birth trauma or side effects from a previous surgery. This type of nose can cause too much exposure of the nostrils, giving an unbalanced appearance of the nose.
How is Short Nose surgery performed?
This procedure uses autologous septal cartilage and/or ear cartilage to rebuild the framework for the
nasal tip. Using the cartilage, the tip can be pulled downward in a more proper location. If necessary,
the nasal bridge can also be raised using an implant to give a better look. This short nose correction is
one of the more difficult cases of rhinoplasty that requires extensive experience and skills. When
performed correctly, it can bring about a dramatic change.
Short Nose surgery can benefit:
- People with nostrils that are too visible.
- People with a disproportionately short nose tip.
- People with an upturned (over-rotated) nose.
Surgery Time
2 - 2.5 Hours
Anesthesia
Sedation or General
Stitch Removal
1 Week
Back To Work
1 - 2 Weeks
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