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rhinoplasty
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rhinoplasty [′rīn·ə‚plas·tē]
(medicine)
A plastic operation on the nose.


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10,11) While surgeons have wide latitude in how we perform individual operations depending on the anatomy of a given patient, rhinoplasties generally involve five procedures: * removing a dorsal hump; * narrowing the bony nasal arch; * lowering and/or shortening the upper lateral cartilages; * narrowing and/or lowering the nasal tip; and * shortening and fitting the cartilaginous septum.
DID you know that humans can tell the difference between 10,000 different odours, that the first reported rhinoplasties - aka nose jobs - were done in Italy during the Renaissance in the 14th century, and are now the most common form of plastic surgery among men and women?
THE BASIC FACTS Rhinoplasties, otherwise known as nose jobs, are among the most common reconstructive plastic surgery procedures performed.
 
 
 
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