Your
nose…the most important central feature of the face, affects the
overall balance, harmony, and aesthetic appeal of your face. Is it
too large, too small, too flat, and/or too pointed? Do you have
trouble breathing from one or both sides of your nose?
According to
Dr.
Prasad Sureddi,
an aesthetically pleasing nose is one that fits your face with
harmony, and is in the correct proportions.
Cosmetic nose
surgery, also known as rhinoplasty, has become one of the most
sought after plastic surgical procedures. Cosmetic surgery can
change the shape of the whole nose or just a small part, making it
fit more harmoniously with the rest of your face.
Dr. Sureddi
is highly skilled in making these changes while preserving and
enhancing the function of the nose so that breathing is free and
comfortable.
There are structures within the nose, namely the
septum and turbinates, which affect the airflow through the nose.
Dr. Sureddi
will carefully examine the internal structure of your nose at the
time of your consultation and provide information about possible
improvement. Also during your initial consultation, he will first
listen to your desires and goals. During the examination, he will
make suggestions for nose improvement based on his assessment, your
facial features and your desires, bringing extensive surgical
experience and artistic sensitivity into the discussion so that
together a final surgical plan will be adopted to achieve optimum
results for your rhinoplasty.
Dr. Sureddi
will evaluate your entire facial
structure, with emphasis towards improving not only the nose, but
its relationship to other parts of the face. The goal is to blend
your nose aesthetically, thereby providing balance and harmony to
your facial features. Many cultures wish to have cosmetic nasal
surgery yet retain their ethnicity. These cultures have certain
noses which patients may desire to retain.
Dr. Sureddi
will discuss with you openly and will make every effort to retain
the ethnic features that you desire.
THE SURGERY
Cosmetic surgery of the nose usually takes 1-1/2 to
2-1/2 hours and may be done either with you asleep under general
anesthesia or awake under sedation. Most incisions are placed
inside the nostrils, but in some cases, a small incision may be made
in the natural creases along the sides or near the base of the
nose. These heal quickly and leave scars that are nearly
invisible. At the end of surgery, a cast will be place on your
nose. If bleeding occurs, a light dressing may be placed inside the
nostrils and removed either the same or the next day. If any
sutures were placed in a natural crease, they are removed in several
days. The cast is usually removed in one week.
THE RECOVERY
Most people are amazed at how little pain there is
after nasal surgery! The most uncomfortable part of the recovery is
the inability to breathe through the nose for several days due to
swelling, which usually improves within one to two weeks. Expect
some swelling around your eyes for several weeks, and as this
swelling subsides, you will start to see the improvements from your
surgery. There are a few special precautions that
Dr. Sureddi
will mention to avoid during recovery: bending or lifting can
prolong swelling, therefore this is not recommended for three weeks
after surgery. Running, cycling, or aerobics should not resume for
three weeks. Contact sports should be avoided for six weeks, as it
takes that long for the bones in your nose to fully heal. You may
drive when the swelling subsides enough not to interfere with
vision, and you may fly two to three weeks after surgery.
Men and women want to look their best. Schedule your
initial consultation today and let
Dr. Sureddi
show you how nose contouring can greatly benefit your overall facial
appearance
If you have been considering some type of nose
enhancement, now is the time to call our practice and set up an
appointment to meet with
Dr. Sureddi
in a personal, private consultation. Call today at
(203)757-2772
or
contact us on line now.
Visit our
plastic /
cosmetic surgery,
and
medical spa
office
located in
Waterbury
and
Southbury,
Connecticut (CT) conveniently near from
Hartford, CT and the
New York Area. |