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\"\"<\/a>Is surgery to repair or reshape the nose.<\/p>\n

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The surgical procedure for reshaping the nose.<\/p>\n

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Plastic surgery to correct the appearance of the nose.<\/p>\n

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A surgical procedure to reconstruct or repair a nose that is deformed due to injury or disease, a kind of plastic surgery, or to change its appearance, a kind of cosmetic surgery.<\/p>\n

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Plastic surgery technique in which the structure and shape of the nose are altered to correct a deformity, repair the effects of trauma, or (most often) improve the appearance.<\/p>\n

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Surgical repair of the nose to correct a defect or to change its appearance.<\/p>\n

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Reparative or cosmetic surgery of the nose, sometimes by the repair of a defect with tissue (skin or bone) taken from elsewhere in the body.<\/p>\n

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Repair of the nose modification of its shape of operation performed by reconstructive and ENT (ear, nose and throat) surgeons. It may involve alteration of the body skeleton of the nose and\/or alteration of the septum (septorhinoplasty). It is mostly performed for cosmetic reasons; however, any disease process or injury which has caused a defect in the nose may be repaired as well. The latter problem would usually involve the utilization of some form of skin flap, whereas this would not b required form cosmetic surgical purpose.<\/p>\n

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Surgical reconstruction or alteration of the nose to repair or modify its shape.<\/p>\n

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A surgical procedure aimed at modifying the nose’s structure can either enhance its aesthetic appearance or correct a deformity resulting from injury or illness.<\/p>\n

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Using either local or general anesthesia, cuts are made inside the nose to minimize visible scarring. If the airways are obstructed, adjustments may be made to the septum, which is the vertical barrier of cartilage and bone that separates the nostrils. The cartilage and bone are subsequently reshaped, and the nose is held in place with a splint for approximately ten days.<\/p>\n

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Rhinoplasty often leads to significant bruising and swelling, and the final results may not become fully apparent for several weeks or even months.<\/p>\n

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