Rhinoplasty - Dr. Sahil Singla
Rhinoplasty in Delhi to eliminate the nose hump is one of the most requested facial surgeries. From adolescence, the structure of this part of the face is configured. Therefore, when they reach the age of majority, many patients undergo this operation in order to harmonize their features. Opting for a nose job to overcome a complex is something completely reasonable, which will improve your self-esteem and increase your self-confidence.
However, before you “sign” anything, it’s a good idea to find out what a nasal hump is, why it occurs, and how it can be reduced. And that is what we are going to explain in this post.
What is the hump on the nose or nasal bridge?
The hump of the nose occurs when there is excessive growth of the bony and cartilaginous nasal dorsum. You can tell if you have it because, when you stand in profile, you will notice that it is convex and that the nose is quite high. On the other hand, if you see yourself from the front, an excess projection of the nasal dorsum will attract your attention. Also, as a general rule, you will present a drop toe.
What are the causes of this nasal deformity?
The hump on the nose is one of the most common nasal deformities. This can be due to various reasons:
- Conditions from birth: having appeared during fetal development and being present from the first moments of your life.
- Nose injuries: In infants, this injury can happen during childbirth. In older ages, it can arise from an accident. In addition, its appearance after trauma in contact sports is typical.
- Congenital: sometimes, the nasal hump is part of your normal development, having inherited it from your parents.
Whatever the cause of yours, it can be removed through facial cosmetic surgery.
Am I a good candidate for this type of nose job?
Patients with a hump of the nose fall into three possible groups:
- People with a stressed nose: they stand out because their nasal bridge supports the stress of the tip. When filing the hump, the nasal tip descends, so it would have to be raised.
- People with a large nose: they have a hyper projected tip. So, they are not only looking to eliminate their bridge, but to reduce the size of their nose.
- People with a ridge nose and a high and well-projected tip: they only need a dorsal hump rhinoplasty.
Don’t mistake a bulbous nose for a big one.
Nose hump filing intervention
Depending on the type of nose, plastic surgeon in Vaishali will undertake one rhinoplasty class or another. The most common are the following:
- Nose under tension: it will require an integral rhinoplasty, with filing of the bridge and accommodation of the tip.
- Large nose: plastic surgeon in Noida will carry out a bridge filing and projection of the nasal tip in the same operation, thus, we will reduce the dimensions of the nose.
- Ridge nose with well-defined and high tip: plastic surgeon in Delhi will only perform a bridge rhinoplasty, with excellent results.
- Humped nose after rhinoplasty: sometimes, after nose surgery, a remnant of hump may remain. In these cases, the easel filing would have to be finished.
We are talking about an intervention that can be done with local anesthesia, without taking more than 20 minutes.
Postoperative and recovery
One of the benefits of dorsal hump rhinoplasty is that your recovery is immediate. In other words, despite undergoing an operation, in just a few days, you will be able to continue with your normal activity.
It is not necessary to wear a nose splint, nor are bruises generated in the periorbital area.
The nasal bridge is the front part of the nose. Many people choose to file it for aesthetic reasons. Moreover, it is quite common to perform this treatment after a rhinoplasty in Delhi.
Saddle filing: before and after
The results of a hump nose rhinoplasty are evident. It “works” directly on the nasal bridge, so this area of the nose is smoothed, producing a substantial change both in the nose and in the entire face.
Facial features are considerably smoothed by surgery.
Is it possible to file the nose without surgery?
Carrying out this treatment without surgery is not possible, since it is necessary to intervene directly in the upper nasal bone. In short, there is no treatment to remove the hump of the nose that does not involve surgery. However, ridge filing is very non-aggressive, its postoperative period is short, and it does not require annoying treatments. We can say that it is one of the simplest surgical procedures.
Does the hump come back after rhinoplasty?
The answer is a resounding no. By removing the nasal bridge, we permanently get rid of this elevation or curvature in the septum. In other words, the result of hump rhinoplasty is permanent.
