Rhinoplasty (Nose Aesthetics)

WHAT IS RHINOPLASTY?

Our Tekirdağ Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) doctor, Op. Dr. Koray Kırbıyık, provides services in the field of aesthetic and functional nose surgeries (rhinoplasty) with his many years of experience and modern techniques. Rhinoplasty is a surgical procedure performed to improve the aesthetic appearance of the nose while also correcting respiratory problems. This surgery provides patients with great benefits in terms of both appearance and health.

Nose surgeries performed for aesthetic concerns aim to correct conditions such as a drooping nasal tip, a humped nose structure, nasal asymmetry, or general disproportion in the face. Functional rhinoplasty, on the other hand, is generally aimed at resolving problems that affect breathing, such as nasal congestion, difficulty breathing, and deviation (curvature of the nasal bone). Patients considering rhinoplasty in Tekirdağ can confidently turn to Dr. Koray Kırbıyık both to regain their health and to achieve an aesthetic appearance.

Dr. Koray Kırbıyık performs a detailed patient evaluation before surgery, taking into account both aesthetic expectations and nasal functions. By creating personalized treatment plans, he aims to achieve natural nasal structures in harmony with the facial features. Thanks to the modern surgical techniques used, the recovery process is fast and post-operative scars are minimal.

In nose aesthetics surgeries, success is measured not only by the nose looking beautiful, but also by the patient being able to breathe in a healthy way. At this point, the multidisciplinary approach of our Tekirdağ Ear, Nose and Throat doctor offers patients the best result in both aesthetic and functional terms.

The surgical procedure is performed under local or general anesthesia and generally takes 1-2 hours. Op. Dr. Koray Kırbıyık and his team, who provide support to patients at every stage they need during the post-operative period, are by their patients' side throughout the check-ups and the recovery process. Although the recovery process varies from person to person, returning to social life within 1 week is possible.