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Rhinoplasty - 1st. Mexico. As a general rule, within three months your body will be completely healed even though your results are visible almost immediately. Therefore you can return to normal levels of activity gradually, as per your doctor’s instructions. Try not to do too much too quickly, as this may result in delayed healing or more serious complications, including asymmetry. Occasionally, final results can take up to a year or longer. -
Rhinoplasty - 2nd (ICR) Rhinoplasty (also known as nose surgery) is a procedure to help reshape the nose. In other words reduce or increase its size, remove a bump, change the shape or bridge, narrow or widen the nostrils or change the angle between your nose and the upper lip. When combined with surgery on the nasal septum, this can relieve breathing problems.
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Rhinoplasty - 3rd. Mexico. Rhinoplasty (also known as nose surgery) is a procedure to help reshape the nose. In other words reduce or increase its size, remove a bump, change the shape or bridge, narrow or widen the nostrils or change the angle between your nose and the upper lip. When combined with surgery on the nasal septum, this can relieve breathing problems.Â
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Rhinoseptoplasty - 1st (Aesthetic & Functional). Rhinoseptoplasty, also known as septorhinoplasty, is a nose job procedure that makes cosmetic changes while helping realign a malformed nasal septum. Aesthetic concerns are addressed with rhinoplasty, septoplasty addresses deviated septum or nasal septum issues that can cause breathing issues. Rhinoseptoplasty is a combination of both surgical techniques, enabling patients to undergo cosmetic and functional changes simultaneously, resulting in one recovery period.
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Rhinoseptoplasty, also known as septorhinoplasty, is a nose job procedure that makes cosmetic changes while helping realign a malformed nasal septum. Aesthetic concerns are addressed with rhinoplasty, septoplasty addresses deviated septum or nasal septum issues that can cause breathing issues. Rhinoseptoplasty is a combination of both surgical techniques, enabling patients to undergo cosmetic and functional changes simultaneously, resulting in one recovery period.
