Inverted V deformity, a common complication after rhinoplasty, can affect both nasal aesthetics and breathing. At New You, we specialize in correcting this issue through advanced revision rhinoplasty techniques like spreader grafts, cartilage grafts, and cadaveric rib grafts, tailored to restore both form and function.
Open rhinoplasty offers better visibility and precision, making it ideal for complex cases and significant reshaping. On the other hand, closed rhinoplasty is less invasive, leaves no visible scars, and involves a shorter recovery time, making it suitable for minor adjustments.
The recovery process after a tummy tuck typically follows a general timeline, with significant improvements occurring by the 6-8 week mark.
Rhinoplasty recovery is a gradual process with visible changes occurring over time. By the 3-month mark, significant swelling subsides, but internal healing continues.
The deep plane facelift provides long-lasting, comprehensive rejuvenation by addressing both superficial and deeper facial tissues.
Rhinoplasty is one of the most sought-after cosmetic procedures, often aimed at enhancing both the appearance and function of the nose.