When you need a bridge nose job
If you need a bridge nose job
A bridge nose job is a common request for Charlotte NC rhinoplasty surgeons, because the nose is right in the center of the face and the bridge of the nose is almost exactly between the eyes. So an irregularity in the bridge can be a distraction far out of proportion to its actual importance. A bridge nose job can be performed either to narrow the bridge of the nose or to remove a small hump or septum deviation. In some cases, patients seeking ethnic rhinoplasty want the bridge of their nose to be raised or lowered, but not too much. Doing this requires a nose job surgeon of great experience.
In some cases, a bridge nose job is done as the first step in an operation to narrow the nostrils. A low, wide nasal bridge can be made to look narrower by raising it a little. How long the recovery period will be depends on whether or not the nasal bones need to be fractured as part of the operation. It will be shorter if they don’t need breaking.
As with any facial plastic surgery, at least two weeks before getting a bridge nose job you should stop smoking or drinking. This is also the sort of nose job where you need to avoid wearing glasses until you’re completely healed.
Charlotte’s most experienced rhinoplasty surgeon
If you need a Charlotte NC surgeon to perform a bridge nose job on you, Dr. Sean Freeman is the best surgeon to go to. He’s been certified by two different surgery boards, the American Board of Otolaryngology (head and neck surgery) and the American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. He has focused his practice entirely on facial plastic surgery since 1988, and regards straightening deviated septums and nasal humps as essential parts of performing any nose job. Many of his patients have already gotten nose jobs from other surgeons and come to him for revision rhinoplasty to get the results they really wanted. Make an appointment with his Charlotte NC office today, or request an online consultation for a discount on the consultation fee.
