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Rhinoplasty Can Improve the Shape of Your Nose or Correct Breathing Issues

Rhinoplasty in Tijuana Mexico

Rhinoplasty can reshape your nose to achieve enhanced symmetry and harmony with your facial features. The treatment can also improve functional issues, such as a deviated septum. At LIMARP® in Tijuana, México , our expert plastic surgery team can design a customized treatment resulting in attractive, natural-looking results.

Is Rhinoplasty Right for You?

The shape of your nose can cause discord with your other facial features due to:



Your doctor can evaluate your health and cosmetic needs to determine if rhinoplasty is an appropriate option. He will carefully review your medical history, since certain autoimmune conditions and other factors may disqualify you from surgery. Your safety is our priority, and we will take every measure to confirm that your desired procedure is right for you. Foreign patients will be asked to email specific photographs in order to determine which procedure is ideal for their particular needs.

The Rhinoplasty Procedure

Your plastic surgeon will use one of two basic methods to perform your nose surgery. During open rhinoplasty, he will create an incision along the columella, the cartilage that runs between your nostrils. If you undergo closed rhinoplasty, he will place the incisions inside your nostrils. Whenever possible, your surgeon will opt for a closed surgery, since the incisions will be completely hidden. Ultimately, the right technique will depend on your specific treatment goals, as well as the natural shape of your nose. However, even when open rhinoplasty is necessary, our team’s refined techniques can result in discreet scars.

If physical characteristics of your nose are causing you to feel self-conscious, modern rhinoplasty using sophisticated techniques can help you achieve refinements that provide a beautiful complement to your facial features.

After making the incisions, your plastic surgeon can begin making the necessary modifications. For instance, he may remove cartilage or bone tissue to improve the shape of your nose. If you have wide nostrils, he may remove some soft tissue. In other cases, he may perform a tissue graft to improve an upturned nose or an indentation on the bridge. If you have impaired breathing due to a deviated septum, your plastic surgeon can alter the tissue to facilitate proper breathing.

Recovering from Your Surgery

Rhinoplasty is an outpatient procedure, meaning you will leave our facilities the day of your surgery after a short recovery period. We will place a special splint to support the healing process, and this is typically worn for about three days after surgery. When you return to your home or hotel room, you should plan to rest. In many cases, patients are able to return to work in about 10 days. You should avoid strenuous exercise until your surgeon determines you can resume these activities. Though you will experience some initial swelling, bruising, and inflammation, these side effects will usually subside within a few weeks. It may be up to a year before healing is complete and you see the final results of your surgery. Everyone heals at a different rate, your plastic surgeon will help you understand how long you can expect your recovery to take.

Contact LIMARP Today

If physical characteristics of your nose are causing you to feel self-conscious, modern rhinoplasty using sophisticated techniques can help you achieve refinements that provide a beautiful complement to your facial features. To learn more about rhinoplasty or to schedule your consultation, contact our office online or by phone. From the US, you can reach us toll-free at (619) 270-8823.

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INTERNATIONAL CENTER OF EXCELLENCE FOR OBESITY


Dr. Pompa is a member of several distinguished organizations, where she attends meetings regularly and serves as faculty at:

  • Mexican Association of General Surgery
  • Mexican College of Obesity and Metabolic Surgery
  • Fellow of the American College of Surgeons
  • American Association of Surgery for Obesity and Metabolic diseases as an international member
  • International Bariatric Club
  • Federation for the Surgery of Obesity and Metabolic Disorders (IFSO)
  • French Society for Digestive Surgery
  • American Diabetes Association
  • Harvard Alumnin Association

To schedule your consultation, contact our Tijuana practice online or call us at: USA (619) 270-8823