Rhinoplasty is a surgical procedure performed to correct the shape, size or function of the nose. This operation can be performed for aesthetic purposes, as well as to correct congenital or accidental deformities or to eliminate respiratory problems. Rhinoplasty can include many different corrections such as correcting the nasal hump, reshaping the tip of the nose, changing the size of the nostrils or improving the overall nose-profile harmony.

Rhinoplasty is usually performed under general anesthesia and the surgery usually lasts between 1-3 hours. During the procedure, the surgeon lifts the skin of the nose and reshapes the bone and cartilage structure. If necessary, cartilage or bone grafts taken from the patient's own body can be used. There are two basic techniques: closed and open rhinoplasty. Closed rhinoplasty is performed with incisions made inside the nostrils and leaves no visible scars on the outside. Open rhinoplasty involves making a small incision on the tissue between the nostrils and this technique provides the surgeon with a greater field of vision.

After the surgery, patients are usually discharged with a splint and tampons placed on the nose. Swelling and bruising are common, especially around the eyes, and usually begin to subside within a week. Full recovery can take several months, and final results can be seen in about a year.

Some complications may occur after rhinoplasty. These risks include infection, bleeding, reactions to anesthesia, nasal congestion, asymmetry, and unexpected aesthetic results. Therefore, it is important to have a detailed consultation with your surgeon before undergoing rhinoplasty to discuss your expectations and possible risks. When performed by an experienced and expert surgeon, rhinoplasty can provide successful results that significantly increase patients' quality of life and self-confidence.

Ultrasonic piezo surgery is an innovative surgical technique that uses piezoelectric vibrations to cut or shape bone tissue. This method is widely used in aesthetic and functional nose surgeries, jaw surgery and dentistry. The ultrasonic piezo device produces high-frequency ultrasonic vibrations to precisely cut the bone without damaging the surrounding soft tissues and blood vessels.

Advantages of ultrasonic piezo surgery:

Precision and Control: Piezo surgery allows surgeons to cut and shape bone tissue with millimeter precision. This helps to achieve more symmetrical and natural results.
Less Bleeding: Compared to traditional surgical methods, there is less bleeding during piezo surgery. This allows the surgeon to see the operation area more clearly and accelerates the healing process.
Less Tissue Damage: Ultrasonic vibrations only affect the bone tissue, while not damaging the surrounding soft tissues, nerves and blood vessels. This helps to reduce complications such as post-operative pain and swelling.
Faster Recovery: With minimal tissue trauma and less bleeding, patients experience a faster recovery. Post-operative swelling and bruising are also generally less.