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What is closed rhinoplasty surgery?
It is a surgical operation to change the shape of the nose, known medically as rhinoplasty. Nose surgery can be performed for both aesthetic and functional purposes. It can be done to change the size of the nose, change the size of the nostrils, straighten the bridge of the nose, correct breathing problems, and relieve congestion and snoring. Closed rhinoplasty is a type of rhinoplasty surgery and is performed by making an incision only inside the nostrils. In this way, there is no visible scar left after the surgery.

What are the benefits of closed rhinoplasty surgery?
The biggest advantage of closed rhinoplasty surgery is that there is no scar left after the surgery since the incisions are made inside the nostrils. This is an important advantage for patients with aesthetic concerns. Since fewer procedures are performed on the nasal tissue, the recovery period is shorter than normal rhinoplasty surgery. Patients can usually return to their daily lives within a few days. In addition, there is less swelling and bruising in closed rhinoplasty compared to open rhinoplasty.

What are the disadvantages of closed rhinoplasty surgery?
Although it is a more difficult technique than open rhinoplasty surgery, it must be said that it carries the same risks. However, the only disadvantage of closed rhinoplasty is that it will not be suitable for every patient. Not every nasal anatomy may be suitable for closed rhinoplasty. It would be much healthier for patients with complex nasal anatomy to have open nose surgery.

Who is a suitable candidate for closed rhinoplasty?
To find out whether you are a suitable candidate for closed rhinoplasty, you should consult an Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) doctor or plastic surgeons. Your doctor will evaluate your nasal anatomy and recommend the most appropriate surgical method for you. Closed rhinoplasty is generally suitable for patients requiring minimal changes to the nasal tip and nasal dorsum. However, open rhinoplasty may be preferred for complex deformities or serious structural problems.