Rhinoplasty Omaha by Facial Surgery Institute: Dr. Bruce S. Kuhn, MD
Rhinoplasty in Omaha, NE | Facial Surgery Institute: Dr. Bruce S. Kuhn, MD
Understanding Rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty is a sophisticated surgical procedure designed to reshape the nose and improve both aesthetic appearance and nasal breathing function. The procedure addresses structural deformities caused by genetics, abnormal growth, or facial trauma.
Key Objectives of Rhinoplasty
- Reduce overall nose size
- Remove nasal bridge bumps
- Improve nasal angles and proportions
- Enhance functional breathing capabilities
Surgical Approach and Technique
Dr. Bruce S. Kuhn employs an advanced open surgical approach, particularly for complex nasal tip modifications and revision surgeries. The procedure involves carefully separating nasal skin from underlying bone and cartilage structures, then precisely reshaping these components to achieve desired aesthetic and functional outcomes.
Comprehensive Nasal Reconstruction
Facial Surgery Institute prioritizes comprehensive nasal reconstruction, often combining rhinoplasty with septoplasty and turbinate trimming to ensure optimal breathing function and aesthetic balance.
Recovery and Postoperative Care
Patients can typically expect a recovery period of one to two weeks. Minor bruising and temporary nasal stuffiness are common, with most individuals resuming normal activities within a week or two after the procedure.
Postoperative Expectations
- Lightweight nasal splint applied for shape maintenance
- Minimal pain managed through prescribed medications
- Bruising typically resolves within 1-3 weeks
- External sutures and splints removed within one week
Patient Candidacy
Rhinoplasty is generally recommended for patients who have completed puberty, unless significant functional or traumatic nasal deformities are present. A comprehensive medical evaluation and detailed consultation with Dr. Kuhn will determine individual surgical suitability.
For more information about Rhinoplasty in Omaha, NE, submit an enquiry to Facial Surgery Institute: Dr. Bruce S. Kuhn, MD.