Middle Eastern rhinoplasty is any cosmetic or functional nose surgery that is designed to address the nasal concerns commonly experienced by patients of Middle Eastern descent. While it involves common rhinoplasty techniques, it is performed with special consideration of the distinct nasal characteristics of Middle Eastern patients.
Rhinoplasty procedures differ greatly depending on ethnicity due to the inherent nasal aspects that are unique to each ethnic group. With Middle Eastern patients, the surgery is performed in such a way that preserves the patient’s features while still producing a beautifully sculpted nose that looks natural and elegant, and complements the patient’s overall facial appearance.
Middle Eastern patients often seek rhinoplasty for common issues such as a pronounced nasal hump, a droopy nasal tip, or a bulbous nose. In most cases, the patient desires a reduction in the size and projection of the nose to achieve better harmony with the rest of the face.
With a targeted rhinoplasty procedure, patients can expect a more attractive nasal profile that retains the uniqueness of their ethnic features while effectively addressing one or more of the following concerns:
Refining the appearance of your nose while preserving your unique racial heritage is a task that requires a plastic surgeon who fully understands the distinguished shape and form of the Middle Eastern nose.
Through years of experience in working with patients of different ethnicities, Dr. Jacob Sedgh has mastered the nuances involved in all types of ethnic rhinoplasty. He is also double-board certified in facial plastic surgery and head and neck surgery, making him remarkably qualified to address your cosmetic and functional nasal concerns while creating optimal facial balance and symmetry.
Middle Eastern rhinoplasty offers the following benefits:
As with any type of surgery, the initial consultation gives you the opportunity to get to know your doctor and his qualifications, explain your desired surgical outcome, learn more about the different surgical techniques involved, and figure out if you are a suitable candidate for the procedure. This is exactly what you can expect from your first meeting with Dr. Sedgh.
You can also expect the following during from your first preoperative consultation:
If you are unable to travel to Dr. Sedgh’s clinic for the initial consultation, the doctor offers the alternative option of virtual consultations via video conferencing. For those who will need to travel to undergo the surgery, his office also provides comprehensive assistance in arranging accommodations, transportation, and even aftercare services.
There are two incision techniques that are utilized for rhinoplasty: the closed approach, also referred to as endonasal rhinoplasty, and the open approach or external rhinoplasty.
The closed approach involves incisions that are restricted to the inside of the nose, which means the doctor will have to perform all the necessary adjustments through the nostrils. While this can present certain challenges, it has some desirable advantages such as reduced operative time, possibly faster healing, and no visible scarring. Nonetheless, it is best utilized for simpler nasal enhancements.
The open approach, on the other hand, is recommended for more complex cosmetic or reconstructive surgeries as it provides better visibility of the underlying nasal structure. With this approach, an initial incision is made along the columella, or the bridge of tissue that separates the nostrils. The skin is then gently lifted up to reveal the internal framework, allowing the doctor optimum surgical access to reshape the structure of the nose.
With most Middle Eastern patients, the adjustments usually involve reduction of bone and cartilage, particularly in cases where the nasal bridge is concerned. Some may also require cartilage grafts, tip plasty, and alarplasty to address issues with the nasal tip or the size of the nostrils.
Regardless of the approach, Dr. Sedgh employs extreme surgical precision and skillful artistry to create highly refined results that meet the patient’s desired outcome. His main goal with any rhinoplasty procedure is to deliver a natural-looking nose that enhances the overall symmetry and aesthetic quality of the face without compromising its individuality.
Rhinoplasty is commonly done as an outpatient procedure, unless otherwise recommended by your doctor.
After the surgery, you may experience swelling, bruising, and nasal congestion, as well as some minor pain or discomfort. These can be managed effectively by taking over-the-counter medications and adhering to the prescribed aftercare instructions. Aside from facilitating proper healing, such measures are necessary for a more comfortable recovery.
Patients are usually able to return to their daily routines after a week, but as with any invasive surgery, it is important to avoid strenuous activities for the first several weeks following the procedure.
Dr. Sedgh is personally involved in every step of the patient’s surgical experience, from the initial consultation to the last postoperative appointment. He particularly makes sure to provide plenty of guidance and support throughout the recovery period by conscientiously monitoring the patient’s progress from the first day post-surgery up to a year or more later.
I don’t think it is an overstatement to say that Dr. Sedgh was a godsend to me for his willingness to do surgery on my nose when several notable surgeons refused to take on the task of correcting the damage that three previous surgeries had done. Dr. Sedgh clearly has an artistic eye as well as a very professional ability at nose surgery. He has earned my trust and respect.
Randy, R.
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