Some noses allow scars to be hidden inside the nasal cavity, so they are not visible externally. In other situations, however, there may be subtle scars on the outer part of the nose, due to incisions made on the columella or nasal alae, with the goal of improving aesthetics or nasal function.

It is essential to maintain a harmonious aesthetic balance between the nose and the face, which the surgeon must carefully observe to preserve the authenticity and naturalness of the face. The skin texture of the nose can also influence the desired result. Each case is thoroughly evaluated to ensure that the nose acquires the most appropriate shape, in accordance with facial features. If your preference matches the planned nose type, your wish will undoubtedly be fulfilled.

The choice between local anesthesia with sedation and general anesthesia will depend on the recommendation of the surgical team, who will indicate the most appropriate option.

The hospital stay may vary from half a day to one day, depending on the type of anesthesia administered and the patient’s recovery right after surgery.

Post-operative complications in rhinoplasty are rare. In general, patients experience a comfortable post-operative period, and if any occasional pain occurs, it is usually treated with common painkillers.