Who invented rhinoplasty

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I got the desired result and am happy to make this decision. I was advised for Facelift surgery by a doctor in Canada. When I came to India, I contacted Dr. In the closed approach, incisions are made inside nostrils. The cartilage and bones of nose are then reshaped accordingly to give nose a better shape and functionality.

The incisions are then sutured by the surgeon. This surgical process has a long history. This is one of the main reasons for it to have evolved as one of the safest surgical methods known today. Rhinoplasty is believed to have been first developed by a physician known by the name of Sushruta. The surgeon lived in India and developed this surgical process around BC. It is believed that he and his students used plastic surgery to reconstruct noses that had been amputated as punishments for crimes committed.

This surgery became more popular in s when doctors in America and Europe started doing experimental surgeries to reshape the nose and improve its appearance and its functionality. Results depend on the surgeon, his technique, and the way the particular patient heals after surgery. Occasionally, grafts may be required to achieve the desired result. Grafts are structural elements, typically made from cartilage. For example, they can be used to define a tip or to fill in depressions.

They can easily be acquired from the cartilage in the septum. If the patient has had a previous septoplasty or has had a previous rhinoplasty, the cartilage grafts may need to be taken from the ear. In the past, the nasal tip was usually sculpted by cutting the nasal tip cartilages.

However, experience has taught rhinoplasty surgeons that simply cutting away the nasal. For example, the weakness caused by the absence of cartilage can lead to severe nasal obstruction as well as pointy pinched-looking nasal tips.

Rhinoplasty surgeons today use small sutures to change the shape of the cartilages, instead of cutting them. This not only allows the preservation of nasal function, but also allows better accuracy when shaping the cartilages. Like every surgical procedure, there are some possible complications that can follow the rhinoplasty operation.

Bleeding after the surgery is rare, but it occurs, it can be controlled with measures such as cauterization or packing. This risk is increased if the surgeon is using implants made of synthetic materials. The remainder of the complications can be divided into functional and aesthetic. Possible functional complications include nasal obstruction from over-aggressive removal of tip cartilages, an incorrectly performed septoplasty, or scar tissue in the nasal cavity.

Aesthetic complications can vary a great amount. Aesthetic complications are often the result of either not correctly diagnosing the problem before the surgery, poor technique, or poor healing post-operatively.

These can range from slight irregularities of the nasal bones, dorsum or tip to severe irregularities requiring revision rhinoplasty. The night after the surgery should be spent relaxed. The head should be kept elevated using two pillows. He founded and headed the first hospital for Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, much of the work of which was a result of World War I injuries. His interests broaded from reconstructive to aesthetic surgery of the face and body.

Many of his concepts of nasal septal surgery and rhinoplasty are still used today. For example, Dr.