Nostril Reduction Surgery

Wide nostrils contribute to the appearance of an oversized nose that doesn’t fit the face, especially for patients of ethnic descent. A wide tip can be related to a wide nasal base or due to a broad, bulbous tip. Several nostrils reduction techniques are available to slim wide, flared, or thick nostrils using reduction rhinoplasty.

Stop complaining and drawing attention to your wide nostrils. Schedule your consultation with a top-rated, double board-certified plastic surgeon and the expert nostrils reduction specialist, Dr. Monica Tadros.

You might experience some pain immediately after your wide nose job. It can last about 72 hours. Your doctor will prescribe you some medication to ease your discomfort. You also may notice some bruising, swelling, and bloody discharge as with any nostril nose job –  this is normal.

You will be given a gauze that needs to be changed every two hours for about a week. After this time, all dressing may be removed.

If you experience a significant increase in pain that is not alleviated by your medication, contact Dr. Tadros at the facial plastic surgery center immediately.

In general, nostril reduction recovery time is around a year. You may return home the day of your surgery with your cold compress to reduce swelling and gauze that should be changed often, about every two hours. During the second and third day after your wide nose rhinoplasty, the swelling will be at its worst. In about two weeks, your stitches will dissolve. After about a month, your breathing and swelling will be better. After a year, your nostril reduction in NJ is at its last stage and you can enjoy the final results.

Just like any surgical intervention, nostril reduction carries a certain degree of risk. Immediately after the procedure, you might experience redness, swelling, or some bleeding from the area where the skin was altered.

A few weeks following your surgery, possible alarplasty complications include:

• Scarring
• Infection
• Pus from the site of surgery or discharge

Dr. Monica Tadros, as a leading alarplasty specialist in New Jersey, takes all the necessary steps to ensure the effectiveness of surgery that entails little to no postoperative complications. Enormous experience in the field of plastic surgery in conjunction with professionalism allows Dr. Tadros to be the number one choice for patients looking for nostril reduction rhinoplasty.

Alarplasty is an elective cosmetic procedure meaning that it is not typically covered by health insurance. You will be responsible for covering all the costs associated with the procedure and the accompanying anesthesia.

It is extremely difficult to state the exact amount as everything depends on your individual situation. Nostril reduction cost varies in the United States. Some factors that impact the cost are your geographic location and the amount of job that needs to be done.

Keep in mind that that nose job for nostrils tends to be less expensive than a traditional rhinoplasty. This is due to the fact that alarplasty involves fewer procedures.

If you want to get more in-depth information about the procedure, you can always schedule an appointment with Dr. Monica Tadros.