Before & after pictures
Who is the candidate?
How long should I stay in Thailand for mandible nose surgery?
How is surgery performed?
Will anesthesia be used?
What is the post-surgical care?
How will the scar looks?
What are the possible risks and complications?
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Nose Reshaping |
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Nose implant |
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Nose surgeries are advisable for those who would like to enhance their appearance by increasing the nose bridge or shaping for a more defined nose.
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How long should I stay in Thailand for nose surgeries?
It is advisable to stay in Thailand at least 14 days to complete a whole process. On an arrival day in Thailand, a patient should stay in a hotel to relax from a long flight and have a surgery on the following day. Nose reshaping requires 1 night stay in the hospital while nose implant is done on out-patient basis. Post operative check up and stitches removal will be done 7 days after the surgery.
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How is surgery performed?
For nose implants, the surgeon will insert the silicone on the bridge of the nose through an incision Approximately 1 cm. on the sides of nostrils. A “pocket” is made at the ridge of the nose cartilage into which is inserted the prepared silicone. For nose reshaping, the incisions are hidden inside the nose. Through these incisions, the soft tissues that cover the nose are gently raised, allowing access to reshape the structure of the nose.
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Yes, nose reshaping surgery is performed under General Anesthesia, but nose implant surgery is performed under local anesthesia.
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What is the post-surgical care?
After the surgery, a patient will apply cold compress over the operative site for 2-3 days and do not sleep flat on your face. Bleeding will usually stop one day after the surgery.
Refrain from strenuous activities for 14 days after the surgery, as this may increase the swelling. Swelling will subside and complete healing is expected in as early as 3 months.
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The scars will be hidden inside the nose.
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What are the possible risks and complications?
The possible main risks are swelling, bruising, bleeding, infection, scarring and numbness, or change in sensation. Following the surgeon’s advice will reduce risks and complications.