Is it possible to rotate nose tip upwards slightly under local anaesthesia? That is, without doing it as an actual rhinoplasty surgery in the surgery room but more like a dentist visit?
February 1, 2011
Answer: In my practice, Tip-Plasty (Rhinoplasty Surgery) would be performed under general anesthetic.
In order to obtain tip rotation, your tip cartilages will need to be exposed and reconstructed. Since your nose is part of your airway, I prefer to perform nearly all Rhinoplasty Surgeries with general anesthetic.
A non-surgical rhinoplasty procedure using fillers may be performed with topical anesthetic in the office, but non-surgical rhinoplasty procedures are not helpful for achieving tip rotation.
I hope this is helpful for you.
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February 1, 2011
Answer: In my practice, Tip-Plasty (Rhinoplasty Surgery) would be performed under general anesthetic.
In order to obtain tip rotation, your tip cartilages will need to be exposed and reconstructed. Since your nose is part of your airway, I prefer to perform nearly all Rhinoplasty Surgeries with general anesthetic.
A non-surgical rhinoplasty procedure using fillers may be performed with topical anesthetic in the office, but non-surgical rhinoplasty procedures are not helpful for achieving tip rotation.
I hope this is helpful for you.
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February 3, 2011
Answer: Tip rhinoplasty
I would not do a tip procedure under straight local. It is nothing like getting a cavity filled. Trust your surgeon and do it under sedation or general.
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February 3, 2011
Answer: Tip rhinoplasty
I would not do a tip procedure under straight local. It is nothing like getting a cavity filled. Trust your surgeon and do it under sedation or general.
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