Is it possible to have a septorhinoplasty done after turbinate reduction?

In allergic periods, your turbinate organ may grow back and cause the same problems. If there is a deviation from the septum, the real solution would be to perform septoplasty and turbinate reduction together.

Hello,
You can have the turbinate surgery done. It will not affect septorhinoplasty surgery in the future.

In order to correct both functional (obstruction) and aesthetic aspect of nose surgery, we usually perform all these procedures in the same time. There is no reason to have these procedures performed separately. Second opinion consulation with a board certified plastic surgeon, expert in rhinoplasty, is recommended. Good luck.

Having a turbinate reduction will not prevent you from having a septorhinpolasty in the future. The nasal airway is evaluated during the evaluation for surgery, and turbinate reduction can be combined with septorhinoplasty, if indicated to improve breathing.

Turbinate reduction and septorhinoplasty: turbinate reduction can be performed before septorhinoplasty as long as a sufficient time for healing is allowed between the two procedures.

A septoplasty and turbinate reduction are performed when there is significant decreased airflow out of the nose. That can because by and large turbinates, or a deviated septum. They're both are frequently performed together when necessary. Rhinoplasty is the most difficult operation to perform correctly in the entire field of cosmetic surgery, so choose your rhinoplasty surgeon wisely based on extensive experience. Both functional and cosmetic nasal surgery can be performed under one anesthesia with one Recovery period.

Hello.
Turbinate reduction surgery is not related to any nose cartilage removal or manipulation, so it will not affect a future rhinoplasty. It can also be done simultaneously to your rhinoplasty.