In a classic rhinoplasty, bone or cartilage is removed from the nasal bridge. This procedure results in an open roof, which may lead to uneven healing and increased risk of revision surgery. In a preserved rhinoplasty, the nasal bridge remains in place while preserving the overlying bone or cartilage. This method reduces the number of variables and...
Preservation rhinoplasty involves preserving the cartilages on the tip of the nose and repairing them. With this surgery, the skin of the nose does not have to be lifted, and bruising is reduced. The procedure can be performed using an open or closed approach. Among its benefits, preservation rhinoplasty can reduce the risks associated with the...
Plastic surgery is a field of medical science that deals with the restoration, alteration, or reconstruction of the human body. It is divided into two broad categories: reconstructive and cosmetic. Reconstructive surgery focuses on repairing facial or hand deformities, and it includes microsurgery, craniofacial surgeries, and burn treatments. Both...