Rhinoplasty at 14?

Rhinoplasty should only be performed after the nose, and midface in general, has stopped growing. This generally occurs by age 14 for females who have had their first period at least two years prior. For males, this occurs by about age 16. Of course, there are females who have not finished growing by the age of 14, and they should not undergo a rhinoplasty. However, most females have completed their facial growth by age 14 and could be considered for rhinoplasty after evaluation by a rhinoplasty specialist. The question of open vs. closed rhinoplasty depends on the nasal anatomy and what the patient wants to achieve with a rhionplasty. For instance, to reduce the size or refine the shape of a nasal tip or significantly alter the shape of the nose, an open technique is preferred. To simply decrease a dorsal hump or width of the nasal bones, a closed approach may be attempted. Ultimately, the surgeon will decide on a surgical plan based on the patient's nasal anatomy and his/her expereince with closed vs. open rhionplasty.

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