Can Sniffing, Sleep Movement or Straining Affect Rhinoplasty Results?

Generally speaking, no, a bump on the bridge of the nose won't grow with age. Insurance generally covers procedures that are to improve function and your health, but not those that are just for aesthetic purposes. Therefore, smoothing down a bump probably won't be covered by insurance.

It is not typically problematic for you to sleep on your side after your rhinoplasty surgery. Still, I would strongly advise to be as careful as possible especially during the initial week of your recovery. Try to avoid too much movement so this can cause your nose to bump into your bed or...

My preferred approach is a closed rhinoplasty. Critics of this approach say that it is more difficult to perform complex maneuvers of the tip of the nose. They also feel that it is more difficult to work on the septum using this approach. I have a lot of experience using the closed approach for...

The length of surgery depends on the experience of your surgeon, and the amount of work that may need to be performed. If rhinoplasty is combined with repair of the nasal valves, extensive grafting, or in conjunction with sinus surgery or other functional procedures, your proc dire may be ...

The only REAL way to evaluate results fo the plastic surgery procedures other than knowing a lot of patients is to carefully evaluate before and after photographs. Everything else is just talk . Make sure surgeon has hundreds of photographs (not only a few) decide if you like the...