What is rhinoplasty surgery, and how does it affect both aesthetics and function? - #16883

I’ve been considering rhinoplasty surgery for a while now, as I’m self-conscious about the shape of my nose and have always wanted to improve its appearance. I’ve also heard that rhinoplasty surgery can sometimes be done for medical reasons, like to improve breathing or fix a deviated septum. I’m curious about the process itself—what exactly does rhinoplasty surgery involve, and how does it affect the structure and function of the nose? From what I understand, rhinoplasty surgery can be done either for cosmetic purposes or to improve nasal function. How do surgeons determine whether the procedure is necessary for medical reasons, and what are the potential benefits of improving airflow through the nose? I’ve read that the surgery involves reshaping the cartilage and bones, but how long does it take to fully heal, and what kind of results can be expected? What should patients expect in terms of recovery after rhinoplasty surgery? How long does it take for the swelling to go down, and when can you see the final results? Are there any risks or complications that patients should be aware of, like infections or difficulty breathing after the procedure? Additionally, I’ve heard some people use natural remedies to help with the healing process after surgery. Are there any Ayurvedic treatments or herbs that can reduce swelling and promote faster recovery from rhinoplasty? I’d also like to know if there are any exercises or lifestyle changes that can help maintain the results after surgery. If anyone here has undergone rhinoplasty surgery, I’d love to hear about your experience. How did the surgery go, and were you happy with the results? Did you face any unexpected challenges during recovery?