FAQ

Rhinoplasty is a surgical procedure performed to improve both the aesthetic appearance of the nose and correct its breathing functions.

Structural rhinoplasty is a modern surgical technique that reinforces the internal architecture of the nose with cartilage grafts and prevents nasal tip drooping.

It is a method that provides the most natural profile by lowering the nasal hump from the inside without disturbing the natural anatomical structures of the nasal dorsum.

The Piezo method shapes bones with sound waves without breaking them, resulting in less trauma, less bruising, and a much faster recovery process.

Most of the edema subsides within the first 3 months; full recovery takes 1 year, and up to 2 years for noses with thick skin.

It can generally be performed after bone development is complete, usually from age 17 for women and 18 for men.

It is a corrective surgery performed on patients who have previously undergone surgery but whose aesthetic or functional problems have not been resolved.

After the splint and tampons are removed, patients can usually return to work and social life on the 7th-10th day.

Light-framed glasses can be worn under doctor's supervision after 1 month; for heavy glasses, a 3-month waiting period is recommended.

Yes, issues such as deviation and concha hypertrophy can be treated simultaneously with aesthetic surgery.

Thick skin retains edema for a longer period; in these patients, it may take up to 2 years to see the full result.

Light walks can be done in the 1st week, fitness in the 1st month, and heavy and contact sports after the 6th month.

Thanks to modern techniques, rhinoplasty is generally painless; there is only a slight feeling of fullness in the first few days.

Yes, with structural techniques, the nasal tip cartilages are supported to create a permanent and non-drooping nasal tip.

Yes, patients can breathe after surgery thanks to air-channeled silicone tampons, and their removal is painless.

Yes, the results of rhinoplasty are lifelong; however, natural skin changes due to aging may occur.

For patient comfort and safety, rhinoplasty operations are generally performed under general anesthesia.

No, rhinoplasty can be performed in any season; it is only necessary to protect the nose from the sun in summer and extreme cold in winter.

No, in experienced hands, taking cartilage from the rib is extremely safe and is the best source for nasal reconstruction.

Smoking impairs tissue nutrition, so it is vital not to smoke for at least 2 weeks before and after surgery.

In the open technique, a small incision is made at the tip of the nose; in the closed technique, all incisions are inside the nose.

The operation generally lasts between 2.5 and 4 hours, depending on the structure of the nose.

The splint and bandages on the nose are usually removed 7-10 days after the operation.

After the splint is removed, it is generally safe to travel by plane from the 10th day onwards.

Massage is not necessary for every patient; it should only be applied in specific situations and as recommended by your doctor.

It is a procedure performed to correct only deformities at the nasal tip, without touching the bone.

At least 1 month should be waited to avoid infection risk, and the cleanliness of the water must be ensured.

There may be stiffness in the upper lip due to edema in the first few weeks, but the smile returns to normal once healing is complete.

Alcohol increases edema, so it is recommended not to consume it for the first 2 weeks.

Edema subsides quickly in thin skin, but there is a risk of showing even the smallest irregularities in the underlying structure.

Yes, performing breathing correction and aesthetic procedures simultaneously is the most ideal approach.

Breathing begins to ease from the 1st month as internal edema decreases.

Yes, a high-factor sunscreen should be used for at least 3 months to prevent spots on the nasal skin.

Light skincare treatments can be performed after 1 month; however, procedures that apply pressure to the nose should be avoided.

It is not dangerous, but it is recommended to sneeze with an open mouth in the first few days to reduce intranasal pressure.

You can wash your body without wetting the splint; hair can be washed by tilting your head back, salon-style.

Cleaning should be done with ocean water sprays and gentle moisturizing as recommended by your doctor.

It is a procedure to correct excess on the nasal hump by shaving it down instead of breaking the bone.

In the first few weeks, you should sleep on your back with your head elevated on two pillows to reduce edema.

Temporary reduction in smell may occur due to edema, but permanent loss of smell is not an expected outcome.

Recovery might be slightly more comfortable in winter due to edema tending to increase in heat, but surgery can be performed in any season.

Light makeup can generally be applied from the 10th day after the splint is removed.

For men, the goal is to preserve the masculine structure, maintaining a straight nasal dorsum and angle.

Salt retains water in the body, leading to increased edema and delayed healing.

Slight bleeding in the form of oozing is normal for the first 24-48 hours; excessive bleeding requires consulting a doctor.

Numbness completely resolves between 6 months and 1 year as the nerves heal.

Edema on both sides may subside at different rates; therefore, at least 6 months should be waited for asymmetry evaluation.

Heat and steam trigger edema, so saunas and Turkish baths should be avoided for at least 2-3 months.

Yes, you can safely use your contact lenses from the day after surgery.

Prices are determined by the complexity of the operation (primary/revision), the technique used (Piezo, etc.), and hospital conditions.