Rhinoplasty (ID Hospital)

Name: Rhinoplasty (ID Hospital)
Brand: ID Hospital
SKU: ID02
Price: 130000.0 THB
Availability: InStock

ID Hospital

SKU: ID02

130,000.00 ฿

Unit price: per

Add-on services: Accommodation

Free treatment: Anti-swelling LED therapy

Past surgery: First time

Surgery time : 1 - 2 hours

Anesthesia : Local anesthesia

Hospitalization : Not required

Removal of stitches : 1 week

Recovery : 1 week

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Procedure Overview

Rhinoplasty, commonly referred to as a nose job, is a surgical procedure designed to enhance the shape, size, and overall appearance of the nose. It can also address functional issues, such as breathing difficulties. Rhinoplasty can be categorized into several types:

Cosmetic Rhinoplasty: Focuses on improving the aesthetic appearance of the nose.

Functional Rhinoplasty: Aims to correct structural issues that impair breathing.

Revision Rhinoplasty: Performed to correct or enhance the results of a previous rhinoplasty.

Ethnic Rhinoplasty: Tailored to maintain and enhance the unique nasal features of individuals from specific ethnic backgrounds.

Goals of the Surgery

The main goals of rhinoplasty are to:

Improve the shape and proportion of the nose to harmonize with facial features.

Correct nasal asymmetry or deformities.

Enhance breathing function by correcting structural issues.

Boost self-confidence through improved nasal aesthetics.

FAQs

Q: How long does the surgery take?
A: The procedure typically takes 1 to 3 hours, depending on the complexity.

Q: Will there be visible scars?
A: Incisions are usually made inside the nostrils or in inconspicuous locations, minimizing visible scarring.

Q: Is the procedure painful?
A: Post-surgery discomfort is common but manageable with prescribed pain medication.

Q: How soon can I see the results?
A: Initial improvements are noticeable within a few weeks, but full results can take up to a year as swelling gradually subsides.

Q: Can rhinoplasty be combined with other procedures?
A: Yes, it is often combined with procedures like chin augmentation or facial contouring to achieve a more harmonious facial profile.
Pros
Enhances facial symmetry and balance.
Can improve both appearance and nasal function.
Permanent results with long-lasting benefits.
Cons
Results may take time to fully manifest due to swelling.
Potential risks include breathing issues, scarring, or the need for revision surgery.
Requires a skilled surgeon to achieve the desired outcome.
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1. Medical Evaluation:
Comprehensive Consultation: Discuss your medical history, current medications, and desired outcomes with your surgeon.
Physical Examination: A thorough assessment of your nasal structure and overall facial harmony.
Laboratory Tests: Blood tests and other diagnostics to confirm fitness for surgery.
2. Medication and Supplements
Avoid Blood Thinners: Cease intake of aspirin, anti-inflammatory drugs, and certain herbal supplements that can increase bleeding risk, as advised by your surgeon.
Prescription Adjustments: Inform your doctor of all medications you're taking; adjustments may be necessary.
3. Lifestyle Considerations:
Smoking and Alcohol: Refrain from smoking and consuming alcohol at least two weeks before surgery to promote better healing.
Dietary Restrictions: Follow any specific dietary guidelines provided by your surgeon.
Professional Post-surgery Care
Initial Recovery in the Hospital: You will recover in the hospital ward with a dedicated nurse providing deswelling treatments:
Deswelling Care: High-frequency treatments to improve blood circulation, encourage cell renewal, and increase collagen and elastin production—key for healing scars.
HE-NE Laser: Speeds up wound healing and reduces swelling.
Blood Circulation Boost: Enhances blood flow to improve facial contouring, reduce oedema, and speed up wound healing.
*Post-Recovery Visit: A follow-up 5 days after surgery at the hospital for progress evaluation and monitoring.
Self-recovery care
All patients will be provided with personalized recovery program and self-care kit. This include:
Pain management with prescribed medications and ointments.
Use cold compresses for swelling during the first 3 days, followed by warm packs.
Hydration and a balanced diet to support healing.
Together with the hospital, we offer 24/7 Support & Follow-Up. Feel free to call the emergency line.
Self-Care After Surgery
You may have a nosebleed for a day or two; it can be wiped off with clean tissue.
Tape is used to fix the surgical site during the healing process. Do not remove the tape on your own.
Do not blow your nose too hard and avoid wearing glasses or sunglasses for a month.
Swelling on the nasal bridge subsides after about a week, and minor swelling on the glabella and nasal tip gradually improves—healing speeds vary by individual.
Avoid bowing your head or sleeping on your face. Use 2-3 fluffy pillows to elevate your head 20-30 degrees above the heart to help minimize swelling and bruising.
Swelling peaks within 48 hours after surgery. Use an ice pack for the first 3 days and a warm pack thereafter.
Smoking and drinking are prohibited for fast recovery. You can resume them 3-4 weeks after surgery, but only in unavoidable situations.
Avoid going to saunas or hot springs for about 3 weeks after surgery.
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Anesthesia Complications: Adverse reactions to anesthesia, though rare, can occur during surgery.
Bleeding and Infection: Some bleeding post-surgery is normal, but there’s also a risk of infection requiring antibiotics or further surgery.
Breathing Difficulties: Temporary difficulty breathing through the nose may occur as a result of swelling or structural changes.
Scarring and Skin Changes: Visible scarring or altered skin sensation, such as numbness, may persist, though it typically improves over time.
Unsatisfactory Results: The final aesthetic outcome may not meet expectations, possibly requiring revision surgery.
These risks highlight the importance of discussing them with a qualified surgeon to ensure a safe procedure and realistic expectations.

Product description

Procedure Overview

Rhinoplasty, commonly referred to as a nose job, is a surgical procedure designed to enhance the shape, size, and overall appearance of the nose. It can also address functional issues, such as breathing difficulties. Rhinoplasty can be categorized into several types:

Cosmetic Rhinoplasty: Focuses on improving the aesthetic appearance of the nose.
Functional Rhinoplasty: Aims to correct structural issues that impair breathing.
Revision Rhinoplasty: Performed to correct or enhance the results of a previous rhinoplasty.
Ethnic Rhinoplasty: Tailored to maintain and enhance the unique nasal features of individuals from specific ethnic backgrounds.

Goals of the Surgery

The main goals of rhinoplasty are to:

Improve the shape and proportion of the nose to harmonize with facial features.
Correct nasal asymmetry or deformities.
Enhance breathing function by correcting structural issues.
Boost self-confidence through improved nasal aesthetics.

FAQs

Q: How long does the surgery take?
A: The procedure typically takes 1 to 3 hours, depending on the complexity.

Q: Will there be visible scars?
A: Incisions are usually made inside the nostrils or in inconspicuous locations, minimizing visible scarring.

Q: Is the procedure painful?
A: Post-surgery discomfort is common but manageable with prescribed pain medication.

Q: How soon can I see the results?
A: Initial improvements are noticeable within a few weeks, but full results can take up to a year as swelling gradually subsides.

Q: Can rhinoplasty be combined with other procedures?
A: Yes, it is often combined with procedures like chin augmentation or facial contouring to achieve a more harmonious facial profile.

Pros/Cons

Before After

Preparations

Aftercare

Professional Post-surgery Care

Initial Recovery in the Hospital: You will recover in the hospital ward with a dedicated nurse providing deswelling treatments:

Deswelling Care: High-frequency treatments to improve blood circulation, encourage cell renewal, and increase collagen and elastin production—key for healing scars.
HE-NE Laser: Speeds up wound healing and reduces swelling.
Blood Circulation Boost: Enhances blood flow to improve facial contouring, reduce oedema, and speed up wound healing.

*Post-Recovery Visit: A follow-up 5 days after surgery at the hospital for progress evaluation and monitoring.

Self-recovery care

All patients will be provided with personalized recovery program and self-care kit. This include:

Pain management with prescribed medications and ointments.
Use cold compresses for swelling during the first 3 days, followed by warm packs.
Hydration and a balanced diet to support healing.

Together with the hospital, we offer 24/7 Support & Follow-Up. Feel free to call the emergency line.

Self-Care After Surgery

You may have a nosebleed for a day or two; it can be wiped off with clean tissue.
Tape is used to fix the surgical site during the healing process. Do not remove the tape on your own.
Do not blow your nose too hard and avoid wearing glasses or sunglasses for a month.
Swelling on the nasal bridge subsides after about a week, and minor swelling on the glabella and nasal tip gradually improves—healing speeds vary by individual.
Avoid bowing your head or sleeping on your face. Use 2-3 fluffy pillows to elevate your head 20-30 degrees above the heart to help minimize swelling and bruising.
Swelling peaks within 48 hours after surgery. Use an ice pack for the first 3 days and a warm pack thereafter.
Smoking and drinking are prohibited for fast recovery. You can resume them 3-4 weeks after surgery, but only in unavoidable situations.
Avoid going to saunas or hot springs for about 3 weeks after surgery.

Risks & Side Effects

Rhinoplasty FAQ

A: If the skin is thin, using a high prosthesis is likely to look unnatural or show through the prosthesis. It is better to insert a relatively low prosthesis naturally, and the autologous dermal fat is harvested long and used instead of the prosthesis, or the prosthesis is wrapped with autologous tissue such as temporalis fascia. Recently, prosthesis made of artificial dermis is also used, and the skin becomes thicker and higher as if there is no prosthesis after surgery, which can minimize side effects caused by the prosthesis. The cost may vary depending on whether autologous dermis, temporalis fascia, or artificial dermis is used.

A: It is important to make the protruding part of the bridge of the nose smooth. If the beak is not severe and you do not want a higher bridge, you can correct it by slightly grinding the protruding nasal bone and cartilage without an implant, but if the beak is severe, you need surgery to improve the shape of the nasal bone and cartilage as a whole. If the bridge of the nose is low, you need to insert an implant or autologous tissue to raise the bridge of the nose. Raising the tip of the nose with autologous cartilage reduces the amount of beak removed, and helps create a smooth and straight nose line.

A: You can wear them immediately after surgery, but it is better to wear glasses that are not too heavy. Depending on the shape of the temples, there are cases where they have a big impact on the implant and cases where they have little impact. If you can wear glasses over the splint, there is no problem at all, and even after the splint is removed, the swelling will cause the nose pad to be pressed, so there is little impact on the results of the surgery, except for slight pain or marks. Avoid heavy glasses, but if you absolutely must wear them, you do not need to endure the discomfort of worrying about the results of the surgery being wrong.

Recovery from rhinoplasty typically takes 1-2 weeks for initial swelling and bruising to subside. However, full recovery, including the final shape and minimal swelling, may take several months.

First Week: During the first few days, you may experience swelling, bruising around the eyes, and mild discomfort, which can be managed with prescribed painkillers. Nasal packing, if used, will be removed in the first few days.
1-2 Weeks: After the initial swelling subsides, you’ll need to avoid strenuous activities, sports, and anything that might impact your nose. The external splint or cast, if used, is typically removed at this stage.
1-3 Months: Minor swelling may still be present, particularly in the nasal tip, and your nose will continue to heal. Full results typically become visible after 3 months, though some subtle swelling may persist up to 6 months.
Long-Term Recovery: It may take up to a year for the nasal tissues to fully settle into their final position and appearance. You may continue to experience changes in the nose's contour during this time.

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