Feminizing Rhinoplasty (Reshaping nose surgery)
Dr. Chettawut’s Vaginal Dilation Philosophy
Rhinoplasty Information
What is Rhinoplasty?
Rhinoplasty, also known as nose surgery, is a highly individualized procedure that requires a thorough evaluation of the bones and cartilages making up the nose’s skeleton. Dr. Chettawut’s goals for feminizing rhinoplasty focus on achieving maximum improvement in the most natural-looking manner.
Evaluation and Planning
The structures inside the nose are carefully assessed, and the relationship of the nose to your overall facial structure is evaluated. Common concerns for rhinoplasty patients include the size of the nasal hump (bridge or bump) and the shape of the nasal tip (pointy end of the nose).
Feminizing Rhinoplasty Technique
Dr. Chettawut typically performs feminizing rhinoplasty using the standard open technique, which provides better access compared to the closed technique. This approach helps to reduce the height of the nasal bridge and the base of the nasal bone, achieving a smaller nose with a slight concave profile. The procedure also includes tip-plasty, which involves carving and modifying the lower cartilage structure to provide a slight upturn and a smaller nose tip.
Rhinoplasty Information
What is Rhinoplasty?
Rhinoplasty, also known as nose surgery, is a highly individualized procedure that requires a thorough evaluation of the bones and cartilages making up the nose’s skeleton. Dr. Chettawut’s goals for feminizing rhinoplasty focus on achieving maximum improvement in the most natural-looking manner.
Evaluation and Planning
The structures inside the nose are carefully assessed, and the relationship of the nose to your overall facial structure is evaluated. Common concerns for rhinoplasty patients include the size of the nasal hump (bridge or bump) and the shape of the nasal tip (pointy end of the nose).
Feminizing Rhinoplasty Technique
Dr. Chettawut typically performs feminizing rhinoplasty using the standard open technique, which provides better access compared to the closed technique. This approach helps to reduce the height of the nasal bridge and the base of the nasal bone, achieving a smaller nose with a slight concave profile. The procedure also includes tip-plasty, which involves carving and modifying the lower cartilage structure to provide a slight upturn and a smaller nose tip.
