Rhinophymal resection
A surgical procedure designed to correct rhinophyma and restore the normal shape and function of the nose.
Rhinophyma is a chronic disease that leads to thickening and deformation of the nasal tissues. It is often associated with rosacea and is characterized by an increase in sebaceous glands and the development of nodules.
Rhinophymal resection is performed to remove hypertrophied tissue, restore the normal shape of the nose and to establish breathing.
Before rhinophyma resection, it is necessary to: Consult with a dermatologist and a surgeon Perform general blood and urine tests Bring the results of previous surveys, if any
Resection is performed in a hospital setting under local or general anesthesia. The surgeon carefully removes excess tissue in layers. A radio wave knife (loop) is used to drain the rhinophyma, which does not injure healthy nasal tissues and allows very thin layers to remove the altered tissue. The operation takes place without bleeding, its goal is to preserve healthy tissues as much as possible and ensure a good cosmetic and functional result.
Rhinophymes are used for resection: Surgical instruments (scalpels, forceps) Laser equipment Electrocoagulants Anaesthetic equipment
After the procedure, the patient spends several hours in the hospital or up to 1-2 days, depending on the condition. In the first days, it is recommended to avoid physical exertion and not touch the nose. It is important to avoid direct sunlight and follow all doctor's recommendations for a quick recovery.
Benefits
Improved appearance
The procedure restores the normal shape and appearance of the nose.
Restoration of nasal function
Resection helps to eliminate deformities and improve breathing.
Long-term result
The procedure provides a stable and long-term effect.
Minimal risk of complications
Modern surgical methods ensure a safe recovery.
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