During Indian rhinoplasty, the nose is repaired or
reconstructed using a flap of skin from the forehead that is turned down onto
the nose.
Also
Known As:
Conditions
Treated with Indian Rhinoplasty:
Indian rhinoplasty may be performed in cases of nose
injury or disease.
There are no comparable non-surgical or surgical
alternatives to Indian rhinoplasty.
Anesthesia
with Indian Rhinoplasty:
Indian rhinoplasty may be performed with local
anesthesia. It can also be performed under general anesthesia, which means that
the patient is asleep and completely unaware during the procedure.
Potential
Complications from Indian Rhinoplasty:
Possible risks following Indian rhinoplasty include
bleeding, swelling, soreness, bruising, infection, numbness, scarring,
recurrent nosebleeds and a negative reaction to the anesthesia that is used. It
is also possible for the graft or flap to be rejected, for the nose to be
temporarily asymmetrical and for the nasal passages to be unbalanced.
Recovery
from Indian Rhinoplasty:
Total recovery from Indian rhinoplasty
typically takes three to six wee