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Rhinoplasty at Red Rose Desire

Rhinoplasty, commonly known as a nose job, is a surgical procedure that reshapes or resizes the nose for aesthetic or functional reasons.

Nose Reshaping

Rhinoplasty, often referred to as a nose job, is a surgical procedure designed to reshape or resize the nose for both aesthetic appeal and functional improvement. As one of the most sought-after cosmetic surgeries, it effectively addresses issues related to nasal shape, size, symmetry, and breathing difficulties stemming from structural abnormalities.

There are two main types of rhinoplasty: closed rhinoplasty, which involves incisions made within the nostrils and leaves no visible scars, making it ideal for minor adjustments, and open rhinoplasty, where an incision is made across the columella, allowing greater access for more substantial reshaping while typically leaving a small, discreet scar.

 

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    before & after

    These photographs represent typical results from past patients. They will give you an idea of our work but, as with all surgeries, please be aware that every person’s shape, size, skin and healing ability is different; meaning every individual will have different results, even if having the same surgery.

    Recovery Process

    Your aftercare and recovery is just as important as your treatment, and as a company who were founded on care, we want you to know you will always be in the very best experienced medical hands.

    Initial Healing

    Swelling, bruising, and soreness are common in the first few weeks.

    Dressing and Splint

    Dressings will be worn for 2-3 weeks.

    Downtime

    Most patients return to light activities within 2 weeks, with full recovery in 4-6 weeks.

    Scarring

    Scars will fade over time but may be permanent.

    Common Questions About Nose Surgery

    Explore answers to the most common inquiries about nose reshaping surgery.

    Will a nose job affect my breathing?

    As you will expect with any surgery, there will be swelling. After Rhinoplasty the swelling you experience will induce some difficulty breathing through your nose for the first couple of weeks. After the swelling subsides you shouldn’t have any difficulty, although breathing may feel a little different.

    Does a nose job hurt?

    A Rhinoplasty procedure is done under general anaesthetic, so you won’t feel anything while the procedure is being done. However, there will be some discomfort after the procedure, and you will be prescribed pain relief which you can continue upon discharge. Any discomfort or pain should subside within 7-10 days of surgery.

    What side effects can it have?

    It is common after a Rhinoplasty to experience the following side effects:

    • Blocked Nose – you will need to breathe through your mouth until the splint is removed.
    • Stiffness and numbness of the nose.
    • Soreness, swelling and bruising – this can occur around the eyes and nose and can last approximately 3 weeks. Please note that this can vary from person to person.
    • Light nosebleeds- you may experience light nosebleeds in the first-week post-surgery.

    What complications can occur after surgery?

    Please note with any surgery it does come with the risk of complications, although these are not common, they will be stated in the documents you receive. Some risks can be:
    • Permanent breathing difficulties – this could be due to the airways being restricted when reshaping or narrowing.
    • Damage to the cartilage wall between nostrils and occasionally heavy nosebleeds.

    How much does nose surgery cost?

    Our guide price is from £6200. The cost may vary depending on the complexity of the procedure. You will be provided with detailed, tailored pricing information during your initial consultation.

    What should I expect during the consultation?

    During the consultation you will meet directly with one of our specialist surgeons. You’ll discuss your goals, review your medical history and learn about the procedure. Our surgeons will answer all your questions and provide personalised recommendations.