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Am I a Candidate for Rhinoplasty?

When determining if someone is a good candidate for rhinoplasty, an experienced plastic surgeon will discuss many topics with the patient in a confidential consultation.

2010-10-03
DALLAS, TX, October 03, 2010 (Press-News.org) When determining if someone is a good candidate for rhinoplasty, an experienced plastic surgeon will discuss many topics with the patient in a confidential consultation. Some of the many factors that need to be taken into consideration include:

- Age
- Medical history
- Goals for the procedure

Typically, good candidates for rhinoplasty are men and women who are in good heath, have realistic goals for the procedure, and whose noses are finished developing. Every patient has his or her own unique goals and reasons for wanting rhinoplasty. Some patients want rhinoplasty for cosmetic reasons while others seek the treatment for constricted breathing. The reason for wanting rhinoplasty is not as important as making sure you want the procedure and have not been influenced by a significant other, friend, or family member.

Your Rhinoplasty Consultation

Discussing your goals and expectations for the rhinoplasty procedure with your plastic surgeon is the best way to decide if rhinoplasty is right for you. Your plastic surgeon will be honest with you while guiding you in your decision. If rhinoplasty is not the right procedure to meet your needs, your plastic surgeon can give you other plastic surgery options to help you reach your goals.

Your consultation is time set aside especially for you. This is the perfect moment to ask all of your rhinoplasty questions and go over any concerns you may have for the procedure. Make sure you are comfortable with the procedure and your plastic surgeon.

Age Requirement for Rhinoplasty

Plastic surgeons like to wait to perform rhinoplasty until the nose has finished developing. Everyone develops at different rates and women tend to develop faster than men. Women can have rhinoplasty starting between the ages of 13-15 and men can have the procedure starting between the ages of 15-18. It is best to discuss the procedure with your plastic surgeon first to ensure that your nose has finished developing. All patients under the age of 18 must have consent for the procedure from their legal guardian. Rhinoplasty can be performed at any age once the nose is developed.

Your Medical History and Rhinoplasty

Your medical history is extremely important in determining if you are a candidate for rhinoplasty. Your plastic surgeon will ask you many questions about your health. Be sure to tell your surgeon if you are taking any prescriptions, over the counter medications, herbal supplements, or vitamins. These may interfere with the anesthesia used during the procedure or the recovery time.

Your Expectations for Rhinoplasty

Rhinoplasty candidates have realistic expectations and understand that their self-esteem and how they feel about themselves will improve following the procedure. However, expecting perfection from any procedure is unrealistic. Your plastic surgeon will dramatically enhance the appearance of your nose and create balance and harmony with your other facial features.

If you are interested in learning more about rhinoplasty, please visit the Dallas rhinoplasty website of the Cosmetic Surgical Center serving Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas at www.drrai.net.


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[Press-News.org] Am I a Candidate for Rhinoplasty?
When determining if someone is a good candidate for rhinoplasty, an experienced plastic surgeon will discuss many topics with the patient in a confidential consultation.