1-2 Hours
1-2 Weeks
Daycase Procedure
3 - 7 days
12 Weeks
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0121 456 7930Rhinoplasty is the medical term for what is commonly referred to as a nose job or nose reshaping. Many individuals are unhappy with the size and/or shape of their nose, and therefore consider rhinoplasty. It is one of the most common surgical treatments as the nose is key to a balanced face.
Rhinoplasty surgery allows you to re-shape as well as increase or decrease the size of the nose. Some common steps in a rhinoplasty include changing the shape and position of the tip, reducing the bridge and the nostrils, as well as changing the angle between the nose and the upper lip. Occasionally, breathing difficulties can be corrected at the same time.
There are two types of rhinoplasty: augmentation rhinoplasty and reduction rhinoplasty. Here at Kat and Co Aesthetics, we offer both types of rhinoplasty to our clients.
Augmentation rhinoplasty is surgery that changes the shape of the nose, usually by increasing the size and reduction rhinoplasty reduces the size of the nose. What procedure you have, depends on what you would like to achieve from your nose job.
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A nose job can be carried out in several different ways. It may be done inside your nose or through a small external cut at the base (bottom) of your nose, in between your nostrils.
Your surgeon can change the shape of the bones within your nose or the cartilage in many ways, depending on how much needs to be added or removed, your nose structure and the materials available.
1 - 2 hours
TIVA
Daycase
3 - 7 days
Bruising, swelling, temporary numbness and temporary skin infection
Excessive scarring, asymmetry, bleeding, permanent numbness and airway narrowing
1 week, 3 months
1 - 2 weeks
2 weeks post-op - walking, 4 weeks post-op - everything
12 weeks until final result scars continue to improve over 18 months
The before and after examples below show only a small selection of our amazing rhinoplasty results. Your surgeon will be able to show you more examples in your consultation.
Your surgeon will examine you and assess your suitability for surgery.
Your pre-operative medical assessment will ensure you are fit and healthy for your procedure.
Your procedure will be carried out at the beautiful Kat & Co clinic as a daycase.
Dressings appointment around a week after your surgery to check your wound is healing well.
3-month follow-up appointment with your surgeon to discuss your healing and results.
You will see your final result around 12 weeks after surgery, but your scars will continue to improve over 18 months.
Hundreds of happy patients have had their surgery with Kat & Co. Check out what a few of them have to say:
I am absolutely over the moon. Every single member of the Kat and Co team are truly wonderful. Dave Green (anaesthetist), what a wonderful man, so funny and so professional. I immediately felt as ease around him, he talked me through everything so thoroughly. All of the surgical team there were AMAZING, they came over to say hello to me in the operating room but I cant remember all of their names but they were just fantastic.
I had been thinking about having this procedure for over 20 years. I am so glad I eventually took the plunge.
The procedure was explained to me and after meeting my Surgeon Mr Anari, I was completely sure I wanted to go ahead. He was able to answer all my questions and helped me to understand the procedure at all stages of the process.
I couldn’t be happier with the experience and care I received. Mr. Anari was honest, friendly, professional and trustworthy. The outcome is better than I could have imagined and would recommend Mr. Anari to anyone committed to having the procedure. Many thanks!
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