Piezo Rhinoplasty

In recent years, the Piezo method, which brought innovation to nasal aesthetics; is without pain after surgery, non empurpling, and sustaining the confidence of being able to have a suitable, beautiful nose for face.
 
In rhinoplasty, with Piezo rhinoplasty, which is a recent innovation, problems such as post-operative pain and bruise can be solved. Nose, is the most remarkable, the most important factor in the human face. A problem that exists in the nose can destroy one's self-confidence, and this situation can also be reflected in person's social life.
 
In rhinoplasty surgeries, the most common problem after cutting the nasal bones are swelling around the eye, bruises and unwanted fracture lines. The mechanism underlying in Piezo surgery’s foundation is the cutting or shaping of the bones by three-dimensional ultrasonic sound vibrations. With ultrasonic waves, nasal bone is shaped and by making more accurate incisions, aesthetic success rate is increased to a higher point. Therefore, the desired result is achieved more successfully. In Piezo surgery, there is almost no encountering of post-operative bruisings around the eyes that the patients concerned about. Also, since we can cut the nasal bones in a controlled way with the Piezo surgery, unwanted fracture lines do not occur, and so the bones can be given any shape we desire.
 
Piezo rhinoplasty, by reducing soft tissue damage to a minimum, allows nasal bones to show you more delicate and elegant. By abandoning old tools used in prior methods, such as hammer, rasp and chisel; it reduces soft tissue damage and the damage rate of the capillaries around the bones.
 
In particular, it reduces post-operative problems in patients such as bruising, swelling that occur around the eyes with Piezo surgery, and provides advantage to the patient in the recovery period. At the same time, the desired aesthetic success is achieved more easily. Especially, as it’s a method that doesn’t damage the vessels, the nerves in the nose and the muscle structures around it; the patient survives the post-operative process more easily.