The main advantage of ultrasonic rhinoplasty is that it cuts bone without damaging the surrounding soft tissues, and causes very little swelling and bruising.

The procedure involving the breaking the nasal bones using a hammer and cutter has started to be done using motor systems. This is an ultrasonic bone cutting and reshaping procedure.

Thanks to ultrasonic rhinoplasty, the surgeon reshapes the nasal bones by cutting them with millimeter measurements in a controlled manner. Since this procedure does not damage the capillaries between the nasal bones, it causes minimum postoperative swelling and bruising.

It has been used actively in Turkey for about the last 3 years.

The main advantage of ultrasonic rhinoplasty is that it cuts bone without damaging the surrounding soft tissues, and causes very little swelling and bruising.

Cutting the bones with a more controlled manner enables the nose to have more elegant and natural-looking lines. As a result, noses look as if they were drawn with a pencil.

If you can't feel comfortable or be yourself when you are face to face with people, if you know or think that the person in front of you is focusing on your nose, which is the most noticeable organ of your face, if you feel that your self-confidence is damaged when you are in front of the mirror, if you like your face, but you think a small problem with your nose overshadows your beauty, or if there is a curvature or deformity that prevents the functional use of your nose, rhinoplasty procedures are performed to solve these problems.

The nose is one of the aesthetically important organs. It also has many functions. It is the starting point of our respiratory system. Helps us smell. It makes our voice special to us. It is one of the doors of the human body to the outside world. All these functions interact with the aesthetic appearance. Therefore, the nose is an organ that should be considered as a whole with its inside and outside structures. It would be wrong to think that since aesthetic problems are separate from functional problems, they require separate treatments. In cases where the aesthetic appearance of the nose is bad, the functional condition is usually bad as well. In the opposite case, where the nose has a curvature that prevents breathing, it is not possible to achieve an aesthetically satisfactory result without surgically correcting this curvature.

The procedure performed within the scope of rhinoplasty involves reshaping the nose by changing its cartilaginous and bony structures. This sometimes requires reducing bones and cartilages, and sometimes, on the contrary, completing their missing parts and changing their shapes.