History of Rhinoplasty
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History of Rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty, a branch of plastic surgery, is designed to enhance the appearance or functionality of the nose. Cosmetic rhinoplasty focuses on aesthetics, while reconstructive rhinoplasty addresses functionality. The term “rhinoplasty” is derived from the Greek words “rhinos,” meaning nose, and “plastikos,” meaning to shape.
The origins of rhinoplasty can be traced back to 600 B.C. in India. The pioneering surgeon Sushruta used surgical techniques and skin grafting to reconstruct noses that had been injured or severed, often as a punishment for thieves. These reconstructions not only restored the noses of convicts but also offered them a chance to reintegrate into society without the stigma of their past.
In modern times, rhinoplasty is often performed to reduce nose size, alter its shape, lift the tip, remove humps, correct a hanging septum, smooth a concave profile, or achieve an overall balanced appearance. Rhinoplasty is sought after for various reasons, including fashion, injury correction, and birth defect treatments.
Performing successful rhinoplasty requires a comprehensive understanding of the nose’s anatomy and functions. Expert surgeons know how to reshape the nose while preserving its vital functions.
Procedures can be done under local anesthesia or sedation, which typically lasts from 30 minutes to 2 hours. Post-surgery, patients might need to rest in bed for up to eight hours. It’s crucial to inform the surgeon about any recent illnesses, especially colds, as they can increase the risk of complications. Patients should also avoid aspirin and similar blood thinners weeks before the surgery to ensure safe coagulation.
During the surgery, incisions are usually made inside the nostrils to keep them hidden. In some cases, external incisions are necessary, but they are generally small and fade with proper healing. To refine the shape, surgeons may use cartilage or bone from the patient’s body, though artificial materials are also an option.
Rhinoplasty is a complex procedure that combines art and science, offering both functional and aesthetic benefits to those seeking change.
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