Rhinoplasty is a cosmetic surgery that is both popular and controversial. There are many reasons why people undergo this type of surgery, but the most common reason is to improve the appearance of their noses. Oftentimes, these procedures are done to women who have become dissatisfied with their noses and want to fix the problem.

One of the most common procedures that cosmetic plastic surgeons perform is the rhinoplasty (the nose job) surgery. It’s important to understand the risks of this surgery so you can make a more educated decision regarding this procedure. The majority of rhinoplasty patients have no problem recovering from their rhinoplasty surgery. However, some people do experience complications after their noses have been reshaped.

Whether you’re suffering from a rhinoplasty, or are just interested in getting it fixed, this is the episode for you.

Mild to moderate rhinoplasty is a common surgical procedure. Although the benefits of rhinoplasty are thought to be great, it can be difficult to recover from the procedure. Lots of time is required to recover and gain proper function, which can be both time-consuming and uncomfortable. 

Getting you the best possible finished result from your rhinoplasty surgery is a priority. The nose is an important part of your face and often needs to be done right. Dr. Shakera Gill will discuss the techniques used during the final stages of your rhinoplasty surgery and also give advice on how fast to recover following your surgery.

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