Everybody can opt for a rhinoplasty surgery and for those with glasses, we advise taping them to your forehead instead of resting them on the bridge of your nose for a few weeks following your surgery to avoid putting any unnecessary pressure on the bridge of the nose.
If your sinus issues are in relation to allergies then rhinoplasty will not be able to help, but due to the fact the surgery changes the shape of your nose it is possible that it can help you to breathe easier (depending on the surgery you have opted for).
After the surgery, you may encounter a few side-effects for a little while that include soreness, swelling and bruising (which can be very prominent around the eyes), stiffness and numbness around the tip of the nose, difficulty when breathing through your nose associated with the swelling, light nose bleeds and [...]
Your nose actually stops growing at around age 16, so by this time your shouldn't notice any more drastic changes to the appearance of your nose without altering it yourself or having any damage caused to it. After a rhinoplasty surgery, your results will be permanent provided that you don't [...]
The nose is not broken during rhinoplasty surgery and instead it is actually cut, this procedure is known as an osteotomy. An osetotome is the tool used to carry out this procedure and it is used to perform very precise cuts to alter the appearance of the bone within the [...]
It's entirely possible that undergoing a rhinoplasty surgery can affect your voice, however the changes are normally incredibly subtle and will only be picked up by a trained listener. If you are reliant in your voice for professional reasons, such as being a voice actor, then please discuss this with [...]
As with any other surgery, rhinoplasty has a few complications associated with it and some of the more notable complications are difficulty when breathing, nose bleeds, a change to your sense of smell and damage to the internal cartilage wall of the septum. It's important to note that while some [...]
