What is a closed rhinoplasty?



A closed rhinoplasty (rinoplastia miami) is the most common type of rhinoplasty procedures. All incisions are hidden inside the nose with no external scars. Lifting the soft tissue slightly upward, the bone and cartilage is accessible to perform the necessary changes

The technical methods once the inside structure of the nose is visualized for an open or closed rhinoplasty (rinoplastia miami) are similar. There are several advantages to having a closed rhinoplasty, due to its less-invasive nature

• Reduced nasal tissue irritation (due to the lack of a columellar incision)
• Reduced likelihood of the nasal-tip support reduction
• Smaller likelihood of post-operative edema
• Lessened detectable scarring
• Less time spent in the operating room
• Faster post-operative patient recovery
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