Rhinoplasty

This procedure aims to improve the aesthetic appearance of the nose and, consequently, of the entire face, harmoniously respecting its proportions. At the same time, any functional breathing problems can also be corrected. The modern concept of rhinoplasty differs significantly from the procedures performed in the past, where according to traditional canons, a general, often excessive, reduction of the nasal support structure was performed. Today, the art of rhinoplasty is distinguished above all by the respect for the functional integrity of the organ (nasal breathing) and at the same time by the improvement of its aesthetics. Starmed applies exclusively only the closed technique, and in cases of a precise and clear indication also the modern and minimally invasive technique of "preservation rhinoplasty" which allows an optimal result without visible signs. Furthermore, in expert hands, these techniques are performed in less time than the open technique and therefore the procedure is less traumatic, with fewer hematomas and edemas, less use of drugs for anesthesia and consequently less risk of nausea and vomiting. It has already been scientifically proven that recovery in the post-operative period is faster and more natural with the closed technique. The central position of the nose in the entire physiognomy of the face, as well as its small size, classify this intervention as one of the most difficult in the field of cosmetic surgery. For these reasons, this particularly delicate procedure must be performed by expert hands, since the damage caused by irresponsible surgeons is sometimes difficult to repair. Often these deformations remain permanent, completely visible and are practically impossible to resolve. In people who have breathing difficulties (deviated septum following trauma or congenital deviation) it is advisable to fix the deviation by means of rhinoseptoplasty which consists of correcting the aesthetic and functional element of the nose.