Rhinoplasty Malaysia

Rhinoplasty Malaysia is commonly known as a ‘nose job’ enhances facial harmony and the proportions of your nose.

Rhinoplasty surgery can reshape, alter nose tip, correct bumps and other nose defects such as hook nose, crooked nose and nasal asymmetry.

It can effectively correct a deviated nasal septum which causes breathing impairment by adjusting the nasal structure to produce better alignment, nose surgery can improve an obstructed airway.

Contact our aesthetic and beauty clinic in Malaysia today for more information.

Benefits of Rhinoplasty Malaysia

Rhinoplasty or nose job can change:

• nose size in relation to facial balance
• nose width at the bridge or in the size and position of the nostrils
• nose profile with visible humps or depression on the bridge
• nasal tip that is enlarged or bulbous, drooping, upturned or hook
• nostrils that are large, wide or upturned – nostril reduction (Alarplasty Malaysia)
• nasal asymmetry
• can correct a deviated nasal septum to improve breathing

Rhinoplasty Malaysia Price

The rhinoplasty/nose job price in Malaysia ranges from RM9550 – RM23500.

This will also depend on the type of treatment required, the severity of the individual case, the expertise of the surgeon, the hospital or surgical facility costs and other miscellaneous costs.

Rhinoplasty Surgery Procedure in Malaysia

There are 6 steps involved such as:

Step 1: Anaesthesia

Either intravenous sedation or general anaesthesia will be administered for your comfort during the surgery.

Step 2: The Incision

There are 2 types of incisions used. The surgeon will either use a closed procedure where incisions are hidden inside the nose or an open procedure, where the incision is made across the columella, the narrow strip of tissue that separates the nostrils. The skin that covers the nasal bones and cartilage is gently raised, making it easier to reshape the structure of the nose.

Step 3: Reshaping the Nose Structure

An overly large nose may be reduced by removing bone or cartilage. Sometimes, surgery of the nose may need the addition of cartilage grafts. Usually, the cartilage from the septum, the partition in the middle of the nose, is used but sometimes cartilage from the ear or even a section of the rib cartilage is used though rarely.

Step 4: Correcting a Wilted Septum

If the septum is wilted, it can be straightened and the projections inside the nose are reduced to improve breathing.

Step 5: Closing the Incision

Once the underlying structure of the nose is sculpted to the desired shape, nasal skin and tissue are redraped and incisions are closed.

Step 6: See the Results

For a few days, splints and gauze packing will support the nose as it starts to heal.

Who is Suitable for Rhinoplasty/Nose Job Malaysia?

• Your facial growth is complete
• You are physically healthy
• You don’t smoke
• You have positive and realistic goals

Consultation With Your Rhinoplasty Surgeon in Malaysia

During your consultation, be prepared to discuss the following with your surgeon:

• your surgical goals
• medical conditions, drug allergies and previous medical treatments
• current medication, vitamins, herbal supplements, alcohol and tobacco
• previous surgeries

Your rhinoplasty/nose job surgeon may also:

• evaluate your general health status
• the options available for nose reshaping
• examine and measure your face
• take photographs
• discuss your nose surgery options
• recommend a course of treatment

Preparing for Rhinoplasty Surgery in Malaysia

You may be asked to do the following:

• get a lab test
• take certain medications or adjust your current medications
• stop smoking
• avoid taking aspirin, anti-inflammatory drugs and herbal supplements as these can increase bleeding

Rhinoplasty Malaysia Recovery

During your recovery, a splint or packing will be placed inside your nose and a splint or bandages placed on the outside to support and protect the new structures during initial healing. While initial swelling subsides within a few weeks, swelling may come and go and worsen in the morning during the first year after the surgery.

You will be given specific instructions such as:

• how to care for the surgical site
• medications to apply or take orally to enable healing and reduce infection
• specific concerns to look for at the surgical site
• when to follow up with your plastic surgeon
• rhinoplasty surgery results will be long lasting
• a healthy lifestyle and lifelong sun protection will extend the results of your new appearance

Rhinoplasty/Nose Job Malaysia Risks

The risk is minimal if you consult a licensed and qualified rhinoplasty/nose job surgeon.

Some common risks may include:

• anaesthesia risks
• infection
• change in skin sensation – numbness or pain

You need to consult a qualified rhinoplasty surgeon for the best personalised medical advice for your aesthetic condition.

Revision Rhinoplasty Malaysia

Candidates for revision rhinoplasty:

• undesirable or unsatisfactory cosmetic results
• breathing difficulties
• complications arising from previous nose surgery such as scarring, infection or implant-associated problems

Post-Operative Expectation for Revision Rhinoplasty in Malaysia

A splint or bandage is placed on the surface of the nose to support and protect the new structure during the initial healing phase. After the surgery, there will be swelling, bruises or discomfort and irritation for several days. These symptoms can be controlled with oral medications, cold compression and ointment. The nose may be packed to control nose bleeding. Oral antibiotics and analgesics will be prescribed to reduce infection and post-operative pain.

A week after the surgery, the cast, splints and sutures are removed. Patients can return to work 1 week after the surgery. Any bruising around the eyes will disappear within 2 weeks. After 1 month, a considerable reduction in swelling is evident. The nose will heal after 1 year. Go for routine post operative follow-up to ensure optimal healing.

How Much Does Revision Rhinoplasty Cost in Malaysia?

The price may vary according to:

• the plastic surgeon’s fee
• hospital or surgical facility costs
• anaesthesia fee
• medical tests
• prescriptions for medication