Best Rhinoplasty Surgeon in Delhi

Rhinoplasty, commonly known as a “nose job,” is a popular option for patients unhappy with the size or shape of their nose. In addition to the procedure’s well-known cosmetic benefits, however, rhinoplasty has evolved to have much more versatile applications, such as to improve nasal function after a traumatic injury or illness or to help with breathing problems that affect sleep and the ability to exercise.

The goal of rhinoplasty is to revise the nose to the patient’s desired appearance and functionality, keeping in mind skin type and the entire face architecture. Our plastic surgeons combine the science and art of rhinoplasty to give patients effective, lasting results.

Top Hospitals or Clinics for Rhinoplasty in Delhi :

1. Dr. Monisha Kapoor Aesthetic 
2. South Delhi Cosmetic Clinic
3. Cosmetic Clinic Delhi
4. Rockland Hospital Delhi
5. La Belle Cosmetic Surgery Clinic
6. Enhance Clinic Delhi
7. Skin Allure Aesthetic Clinic
8. Tandon Clinic New Delhi
9. Aestiva Plastic Surgery Clinic
10. GorZeous Looks & Cosmetic Surgery Clinic

Top  Doctors for Rhinoplasty in Delhi:

1. Dr. Monisha Kapoor
2. Dr Surendra Chawla
3. Dr Ashutosh Mishra 
4. Dr Charu Sharma 
5. Dr Narendra Kaushik
6. Dr Vivek Kumar 

Rhinoplasty Cost in Delhi:

Rhinoplasty cost in Delhi ranges between Rs. 90, 000 to Rs.110, 000 depending upon the areas being treated and the anesthesia administered.

The cost of Rhinoplasty in Delhi is competitive as there are many centres that provide this surgical procedure at reasonable cost with no compromises made with the quality of the Rhinoplasty procedure. Price is another aspect which has made Rhinoplasty in Delhi a popular choice.

Rhinoplasty cost include:
• The Anaesthesia fees,
• Surgeons fees,
• Surgical facilities fees,
• Post-surgery garments cost,
• Medication costs, etc.

How will my plastic surgeon evaluate me for Rhinoplasty Surgery?

During the initial consultation, we would like to know your concerns about nose correction are bothering you and what do you expect. Usually photographs are taken.

Your relevant medical history including previous surgeries, past and present medical conditions, allergies and current medications will be asked. High blood pressure, thyroid problems, diabetes, etc. should be reviewed/evaluated by concerned physicians before surgery as these medical conditions may increase some risks associated with surgery.

How Rhinoplasty surgery is performed?

Rhinoplasty requires local anesthesia with sedation or general anesthesia, depending on how complex your surgery is and what your surgeon prefers. Discuss with your doctor before surgery which type of anesthesia is most appropriate for you.

Local anesthesia with sedation: This type of anesthesia is usually used in an outpatient setting. It’s limited to a specific area of your body. Your doctor injects a pain-numbing medication into your nasal tissues and sedates you with medication injected through an intravenous (IV) line. This makes you groggy but not fully asleep.

General anesthesia: You receive the drug (anesthetic) by inhaling it or through a small tube (IV line) placed in a vein in your hand, neck or chest. General anesthesia affects your entire body and causes you to be unconscious during surgery. General anesthesia requires a breathing tube.

Rhinoplasty may be done inside your nose or through a small external cut (incision) at the base of your nose, between your nostrils. Your surgeon will likely readjust the bone and cartilage underneath your skin.

If the wall between the two sides of the nose (septum) is bent or crooked (deviated), the surgeon can also correct it to improve breathing.

After the surgery, you’ll be in a recovery room, where the staff monitors your return to wakefulness.

How is Rhinoplasty different from Septoplasty?

Rhinoplasty is a surgery to change the shape of the nose. Because both breathing and the nose’s shape are interrelated, a rhinoplasty may sometimes be performed not only to change the way the nose looks but also to improve breathing through the nose.

Septoplasty is a surgery to improve breathing by straightening the wall inside the nose that divides the nasal passages into a right and a left side (nasal septum). When the septum is crooked, it can make it harder to breathe through the nose. A septoplasty is often combined with a rhinoplasty.

What can you not do after rhinoplasty?

To further lower the chances of bleeding and swelling, your doctor may ask that you follow precautions for several weeks after surgery. Your doctor may ask you to: Avoid strenuous activities such as aerobics and jogging. Take baths instead of showers while you have bandages on your nose.

What should i expect from Rhinoplasty?

Very slight changes to the structure of your nose  often measured in millimeters can make a large difference in how your nose looks. Most of the time, an experienced surgeon can get results both of you are satisfied with. But in some cases, the slight changes aren’t enough, and you and your surgeon might decide to do a second surgery for further changes. If this is the case, you must wait at least a year for the follow-up surgery, because your nose can go through changes during this time.

What are the risks involved?

As with any major surgery, rhinoplasty carries risks such as:

• Bleeding
• Infection
• An adverse reaction to the anaesthesia

Other possible risks specific to rhinoplasty include but are not limited to:

• Difficulty breathing through your nose
• Permanent numbness in and around your nose
• The possibility of an uneven-looking nose
• Pain, discoloration or swelling that may persist
• Scarring
• A hole in the septum (septal perforation)
• A need for additional surgery

Can you feel your nose after nose job?
Most of the swelling should go away in 3 to 4 weeks. You will have some pain in your nose, and you may have a headache. Your nose may be stuffy and you may have trouble breathing for a short time. … If bones were broken during your surgery, you will need to avoid injury to your nose for about 3 months.

How long should I tape my nose after rhinoplasty?
Only tape your nose if directed by Dr. Shah. Most patients who are instructed to tape their nose do so for 1-3 months after the procedure. Patients do however, tape their nose for longer after the procedure and this can depend on individual differences in the soft tissue envelope and healing.

Is rhinoplasty a simple operation?
No. Rhinoplasty is a challenging operation. This is due to several factors. First, the nose is a complicated 3D shape that is in the middle of the face. Changes made during rhinoplasty are often very small. But these changes can make a major difference in the way the nose looks and functions. Because these changes are small, so is the margin for error.

Will I need to stay in the hospital?
Nearly everyone who has rhinoplasty is able to safely leave the hospital the same day after surgery. In rare cases, you may stay in the hospital for one night if you’re having a hard time with nausea or have other health problems that need to be monitored.

How long will I be bruised?
Bruising is uncommon. If you do have some minor bruising, it usually lasts a week or so.

What should I look for in a surgeon?
Plastic surgeons, facial plastic surgeons or otolaryngologists (ENT) perform most rhinoplasties. Training and board certification in one of these specialties is a good starting point.

How can I get my insurance to pay for rhinoplasty?
Cosmetic rhinoplasty is not covered by insurance; however, if there is a functional component such as a problem breathing from a deviated septum or other cause, that portion of the surgery may be covered by your insurance plan.

What can you not do after rhinoplasty?
To further lower the chances of bleeding and swelling, your doctor may ask that you follow precautions for several weeks after surgery. Your doctor may ask you to: Avoid strenuous activities such as aerobics and jogging. Take baths instead of showers while you have bandages on your nose.

Is nose surgery painful?
Your nose may be stuffy and you may have trouble breathing for a short time. The skin on the tip of your nose may be numb. You may have some itching or shooting pain as the feeling returns. If bones were broken during your surgery, you will need to avoid injury to your nose for about 3 months.

How long does it take for swelling to go down rhinoplasty?

How does a nose job cost?

Recovery from Rhinoplasty surgery

After a nose job, people usually wear a nasal splint for the first week. You can expect swelling and some bruising around the eyes after surgery that will begin to improve after the third day. It can, though, last up to two weeks.

Expect your nose to have a little swelling, which probably only you and your surgeon will notice. This will go away over the next six months. The final shape of your nose will be apparent after it has completely healed.

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