Tip Rhinoplasty (Tip Plasty)

Tip Plasty is a surgical procedure performed to address issues such as a drooping nasal tip, excessive upward tilt, asymmetry in the nasal wings, or a split appearance at the tip of the nose. Nasal tip deformities can negatively impact facial aesthetics, often giving a person an aged, tired, or negative expression. Tip Rhinoplasty offers a solution to these deformities, providing a refreshed and balanced look. It is one of the simplest cosmetic surgeries, performed under local anesthesia, ensuring a painless, quick procedure with an easy recovery.

What is Tip Rhinoplasty (Tip Plasty)?

Who Is Eligible for Tip Plasty?

Tip Rhinoplasty is suitable for individuals who are concerned about a drooping nasal tip, excessive tip elevation, asymmetry in the nostrils, or a split appearance at the center of the tip. Candidates must be at least 18 years old, free from health conditions that could complicate surgery, and not pregnant or breastfeeding.

How is Tip Rhinoplasty Performed?

Before Tip Rhinoplasty, the nose is examined to identify the issue and its source, allowing for a customized surgical plan.

Some people have separated cartilage at the nasal tip, giving it a split appearance, known as a bulbous nose. This can be corrected surgically by reshaping the cartilage. Similarly, an ideal nasal tip appearance is achieved through surgery for large or asymmetric nasal wings or overly elevated tips.

The most common deformity treated with tip plasty is nasal tip drooping. This procedure, typically completed in 20-30 minutes under local anesthesia, reshapes the cartilage to prevent drooping.

Recovery After Tip Plasty

Patients can resume their daily activities immediately after Tip Rhinoplasty. Swelling and redness in the nasal area are normal and subside within a week, completing the recovery. Since no splint or nasal packing is used post-surgery, breathing is comfortable, and the healing process is smooth. Post-operative care includes protecting the nose from trauma, avoiding pressure on the nose, limiting sun exposure, and refraining from hot baths.

Cost of Tip Rhinoplasty

The cost of Tip Rhinoplasty depends on factors such as the surgical technique, materials used, and the surgeon’s experience. Listing prices online is neither legal nor accurate without a prior diagnosis. You can visit our center for a consultation to determine eligibility and receive a price estimate.

Can Non-Surgical Nasal Tip Aesthetics Be Performed?

Non-surgical nasal tip aesthetics, often requested by patients, can be performed using fillers. This quick procedure, taking 10-15 minutes under local anesthesia, is ideal for those hesitant about surgery, those with health restrictions, or those who want a preview of potential surgical results. This filler application lasts up to two years and can be repeated once its effects diminish.

Does Tip Rhinoplasty Leave Scars?

Is Tip Rhinoplasty Permanent?

Since Tip Rhinoplasty is a surgical procedure, the results are permanent. Following post-operative care instructions and adhering to the doctor’s guidelines will help reinforce the long-lasting effects of the surgery.

Does Tip Rhinoplasty Result in a Natural Appearance?

The goal of Tip Rhinoplasty is to correct deformities in the nasal tip and achieve a natural and ideal appearance. To ensure the nose looks both aesthetically pleasing and natural while retaining full functionality, the procedure should be performed by an experienced surgeon with an aesthetic vision.

Does Tip Rhinoplasty Affect Voice Tone?

Since Tip Rhinoplasty does not involve intervention at the nasal root, it does not affect voice tone. Only the appearance of the nasal tip changes, with no impact on breathing or voice tone.

Is Tip Plasty Risky?

As with any surgical procedure, risks such as bleeding, infection, allergy, or visual irregularities are present in Tip Rhinoplasty. The risk level depends on the surgeon’s expertise and pre-operative precautions. While Tip Rhinoplasty is a relatively simple surgery, it should be performed in facilities approved by the Ministry of Health and by qualified specialists.