Tipplasty
Istanbul, Turkey
Tipplasty is a cosmetic surgical procedure focused on reshaping the tip of the nose. Unlike a full rhinoplasty, tipplasty targets only the nasal tip, making it less invasive. The procedure can address issues such as a bulbous tip, drooping tip, or asymmetry. It can be performed using open or closed techniques, depending on the desired outcome and complexity. Tipplasty typically lasts 1-2 hours and can be performed under local or general anesthesia. Recovery is usually quicker than full rhinoplasty, with most swelling subsiding within a few weeks and final results visible in a few months.
About
Hospital
Doctor
Inclusions & Exclusions
Treatment
About The Package
Tipplasty is a cosmetic surgical procedure focused on reshaping the tip of the nose. Unlike a full rhinoplasty, tipplasty targets only the nasal tip, making it less invasive. The procedure can address issues such as a bulbous tip, drooping tip, or asymmetry. It can be performed using open or closed techniques, depending on the desired outcome and complexity. Tipplasty typically lasts 1-2 hours and can be performed under local or general anesthesia. Recovery is usually quicker than full rhinoplasty, with most swelling subsiding within a few weeks and final results visible in a few months.
Doctor
Inclusions & Exclusions
Inclusions
Accommodation
Pickup and Drop
Exclusions
Flight not included
Any additional procedure not included
About The Treatment
Tipplasty is a specialized surgical procedure focused on reshaping and refining the tip of the nose. It is a subset of rhinoplasty but specifically targets the nasal tip without altering other parts of the nose. This procedure is often sought by individuals looking to correct issues such as a bulbous, drooping, or asymmetrical nasal tip. Tipplasty can involve techniques such as cartilage trimming, suturing, or grafting to achieve the desired aesthetic outcome. It is less invasive than a full rhinoplasty, generally resulting in shorter recovery times and fewer risks. This procedure is performed under local or general anesthesia, depending on the complexity and patient preference.