Rhinoplasty in orange County

In search of the best rhinoplasty surgeon in Newport Beach, California? Dr. Bains likes to perform rhinoplasty, one of the most difficult plastic surgery treatments. He enjoys the difficulties and intricacies involved in planning and executing his ideas. Most plastic surgeons consider rhinoplasty to be the most difficult surgical operation. In this procedure, millimeter-sized fractions are used. Every nose is uniquely crafted for every face. The purpose of a rhinoplasty is to make the nose more aesthetically pleasing while also, if necessary, enhancing its ability to breathe. Form and function should be taken into account during this procedure's design, execution, and healing phases, according to Dr. Bain's philosophy. Dr. Michael Bain is among the best rhinoplasty surgeons in Newport Beach. Due to Dr. Bain's remarkable reputation as a preeminent nose surgeon in Orange County, patients travel from all over Southern California to his plastic surgery office in order to achieve the best rhinoplasty results. What Conditions Can a Nose Job Remedy? Expert in rhinoplasty Dr. Bain can address a variety of aesthetic and functional problems with the nose, such as: Large, curved, or wide-nosed noticeable dip or hump on the bridge of the nose big, drooping, or upturned nasal tip excessively large or irregular nares a physical flaw that makes it difficult for someone to breathe normally, like a deviated septum Prior to and following rhinoplasty See more before and after pictures. Would a Rhinoplasty Work for Me? The two main reasons for nose jobs are aesthetic considerations or respiratory issues. You might be a great candidate for rhinoplasty if the size, shape, or any other part of your nose concerns you, or if its uneven structure is interfering with your ability to breathe regularly. A deviated septum is the most frequent defect that requires non-cosmetic nose surgery. Smoking should be avoided, and physical and mental health should be good (or quit prior to surgery). You must approach surgery with realistic expectations and the goal of developing, rather than perfecting, yourself. Patients who are well-informed and had reasonable expectations tend to be the most satisfied. Dr. Bain will outline the capabilities and limitations of rhinoplasty during your preoperative consultation. He will also work with you to determine realistic surgical objectives. He might also recommend chin augmentation to help you achieve your aesthetic goals. Your initial rhinoplasty consultation There are several goals for the rhinoplasty consultation. First, Dr. Bain will perform a physical examination of your nose, measuring things like the thickness and suppleness of your skin. He will ask you to describe the ideal situation and to mention the features of your nose that you don't like. Based on this information, Dr. Bain will start to envision your rhinoplasty and the results you want. This is one of Dr. Bain's favorite rhinoplasty features. Using the phrase "I like to develop a nose that both the patient and I are striving for," he outlines his approach to performing rhinoplasty. Open vs. Closed Approach to Rhinoplasty There are two methods for performing rhinoplasty: 1. Closed (endonasal) approach: To avoid apparent scarring, the incisions are done inside the nostrils. The second incision must be made across the skin graft that separates the nostrils in the open approach. With the open approach, the surgeon can "unroof" the nose to reveal the nasal architecture that lies beneath the skin. Before redraping the skin over it, the surgeon is then permitted to change the cartilage, such as by remolding it or adding a graft. Having the capacity to shape the nasal features is valued by many surgeons. However, Dr. Bain has a unique perspective that might not align with the typical surgical preferences. He believes that although open rhinoplasty can benefit the patient occasionally, it may not always be advantageous to the surgeon. Patients are not vocal about how their bone or cartilage looks, claims Dr. Bain. They instead lament a bump on the nose. Instead of the patient's concerns about their cartilage, we focus on "their" outside problems. Even though it gives the surgeon more latitude, the surgeon asserts that what you do on the inside might not always reflect what you see on the outside. Dr. Bain believes that in many circumstances it is unnecessary to open up the nose and expose patients to more swelling, scar tissue, and other issues, and that less is more. When it is medically possible, he likes to use the closed approach. This is not to say that the open approach is prohibited; Dr. Bain may choose to employ it when a patient's nose is wide or difficult to reach, necessitating greater access to the nasal structures. The Technique for Rhinoplasty A state-of-the-art surgical facility that has received full accreditation provides rhinoplasty as an outpatient surgery. You will be given sedatives and anesthetics to keep you comfortable throughout the procedure. Dr. Bain will make the surgical incisions inside the nostrils (he may add the additional incision across the columella). Through the incisions, he will make the necessary surgical corrections. This may involve flattening a bump on the nose's bridge, adjusting the nasal tip, constricting the nostrils, or making other adjustments to the bone and cartilage of the nose to improve its appearance. With this method, Dr. Bain is able to get the best results for his nose job. Dr. Bain will then close the wounds with stitches and wrap them in a surgical bandage. following rhinoplasty recovery The anesthetic will wear off after surgery, and you will rest in the recovery area. As soon as you're prepared, we'll let you exit the building. Your buddy should drive you home, help you settle comfortably on the couch or in bed, and have some water, soft food, and medicine on hand. At first, the nose will appear bruised and swollen. Minor bruising may also appear close to your eyes. Most of the swelling and bruising will subside within a few weeks. If you experience any pain, you can use prescription medicines as directed by Dr. Bain. Stay away from strenuous activities that could increase your risk of bleeding or another post-operative problem. Even while short walks are good for circulation, vigorous exercise should be avoided. Dr. Bain will keep a close eye on your future medical care. Immediately following your treatment, he will meet with you to evaluate your healing, remove any sutures, and offer guidance on when it is safe to resume work, exercise, and other routine activities. How Dangerous Is a Rhinoplasty? Every surgical procedure has some level of risk. However, a skillful surgeon greatly reduces the possibility of complications arising. You can rest assured knowing that Dr. Bain is providing the best care possible and that, despite their rarity, any anomalies will be promptly attended to. Among the potential risks are: Bleeding Infection changes to skin sensitivity breathing problems poorly healing wounds Skin tan or color Q&As about rhinoplasty When will the results of a rhinoplasty be visible? Are the results durable? When will I be confident enough to venture outside after a nose job? Will my insurance pay for my rhinoplasty costs? When will the results of a rhinoplasty be visible? Some of the cosmetic benefits of rhinoplasty become apparent once the initial stage of recovery is through (about two weeks following surgery). However, it may take up to a year or longer for the full effects of a rhinoplasty to become obvious because it takes that long for the nose to fully recuperate and for any little residual swelling to go down. Are outcomes long-lasting? The outcomes of a rhinoplasty can be considered long-lasting. However, the nose will continue to age after surgery, just like any other part of the body. When will I be confident enough to venture outside after a nose job? Swelling and initial bruising will lessen two weeks after surgery. You can begin using cosmetics on the wounded area, if necessary, starting about three to five days after surgery. Will my insurance pay for my rhinoplasty costs? Depending on your insurance plan, the cost of reconstructive rhinoplasty may be wholly or partially reimbursed by insurance. When rhinoplasty is performed to correct a structural abnormality that is causing ongoing sinus or breathing problems, or to correct nasal irregularities brought on by trauma or injury to the nose, insurance companies often reimburse the cost of the procedure. Schedule a rhinoplasty consultation. A nose must look good in relation to a face. Nobody wants their nose to be the thing that makes people think, "Oh, she is so gorgeous except for her nose." The nose should blend in with the rest of the face and appear natural. Keep in mind that no two faces are the same. Some surgeons give every patient the same kind of nose. Each patient's facial anatomy is independently analyzed by Dr. Bain, who then individually designs each patient's nose. If you have questions about rhinoplasty, contact our office at (949) 720-0270 to schedule a consultation with Dr. Bain. Rhinoplasty in Orange County CA

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Michael A. Bain MD
1501 Westcliff Dr STE 300, Newport Beach, CA 92660
+19497200270
https://www.drbain.com/
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