Burun Estetiği Ameliyatı Kimler İçin Uygun?

Burun estetiğini aynalara küsmüş, 17.5-18 yaşını doldurmuş herkes olabilir.

Burun Estetiği Ameliyatı Nasıl Yapılır?

Genel anestezi uygulanarak yapılmaktadır ve yaklaşık 2 saat içerisinde tamamlanmaktadır. Burun estetiği açık ve kapalı olarak 2 farklı teknik ile uygulanabilmektedir. Genellikle tercih edilen açık burun estetiği tekniğidir.

Burun Estetiği Ameliyatı Sonrası Ağrı Ya Da Acı Hissedilir Mi?

Ameliyat genel anestezi altında uygulandığından ameliyat süresince herhangi bir acı söz konusu olmamaktadır. Ameliyat sonrasında önceden kullanılan burun tamponları yerine rahat nefes almanın sağlanabilmesi için şu an uygulanan yeni nesil silikon destekler ağrıya yol açmamaktadır.

Burun Estetiği Ameliyatı Sonrası Morarma Ve Şişlik Olur Mu?

Birinci haftanın sonunda burundaki alçı atel çıkartılır. Hala burundaki ve yanaklardaki gözaltı torbalarında ki şişlikler durmaktadır. Bu şişlikler ancak 15 gün içerisinde geçmektedir. Morluklar ise gitmiştir.

Burun Estetiği Ameliyatı Sonrası İz Kalır Mı?

Açık teknikte burun ile dudak kısmının birleşim yerinde küçük bir kesi yapıldığı için ameliyat sonrasında hafif bir iz kalabilir. Kapalı teknikte ise bu kısımda kesi yapıldığı için iz kalma durumu oluşmaz.

Prominent Ear Correction Surgery

What is a Prominent Ear Correction?

Prominent Ear Correction (Otoplasty) is also known as pinnaplasty or ear pinning is a cosmetic surgery procedure which is designed to improve the appearance of large or excessively protruding ears. With otoplasty ear reshaping, the underlying cartilage and skin are surgical reshaped using minimally invasive techniques, which is used to modify the size and shape of the ears. Prominent ears can be a source of significant psychological morbidity with teasing or bullying in school or issues in the workplace. Dr. Resat perform otoplasty on adults over 18 years of age.

WHAT DOES THE OPERATION INVOLVE?

The average operation involves an incision behind the back of the ear and some sutures to hold the ears back in place. Sometimes manipulation of cartilage needs to be performed by surgeons to optimise long term results. It is important to have realistic expectations and Dr. Resat will discuss these with you.

WHAT TYPE OF ANAESTHETIC IS USED?

Dr. Resat recommends a general anaesthetic undertaken by a specialist anaesthetist. Children have this done as an inpatient with a one night’s stay in hospital, while adults may have it performed as a day patient.

HOW MANY TIMES SHOULD I SEE Dr. RESAT BEFORE THE OPERATION?

Generally we like to see all patients at least twice although a consultation fee will only be charged for the first visit. Dr. Resat will discuss with you exactly what your aims and expectations are regarding possible surgery. He will also talk to you about how realistic these aims are. Patients are encouraged to see Dr. Resat as many times as they require prior to surgery so that he can fully understand what you would like to achieve out of the surgery and also so that you are fully informed of what the procedure involves and the potential risks or complications.

WHAT HAPPENS AFTER THE OPERATION?

After the operation both the ears are covered with special dressings, which are held in place by bandages. These are left in place for seven days. One of the hospital nurses or our office will contact you after the operation to ensure that you have no problems during your convalescence. After seven days there is often some bruising and swelling of the ears and this settles over a period of weeks. The sutures behind the ear tissue that are not normally noticeable are dissolving. Dr. Resat will encourage you to wear a tennis headband at night for six weeks to hold the ears in an appropriate position while you are sleeping. The procedure to pin back projecting ears does not interfere with hearing.

WHAT ARE THE RISKS?

There are both general and specific risks and Dr. Resat will talk to you in detail regarding these. General risks include bruising and swelling, bleeding, wound infection, problems with general anaesthetics, abnormal scarring and keloid scarring. Specific risks include tenderness of the ears, some pain, numbness, post-operative bleeding from under the dressings, return to theatre, pressure from the dressings and sutures, thick scars, skin loss, skin contour irregularities, loss of corrected shape and need for further revisional surgery.