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Boosting Self-Confidence with Rhinoplasty on Long Island

Rhinoplasty is a sought-after procedure for both men and women. Dr. David Parizh offers extensive expertise and customized nose job procedures on Long Island, ensuring results that respect each patient's unique facial structure and aesthetic wishes. Whether to achieve a more balanced facial symmetry, alter the nose's size or shape, or correct breathing issues, Dr. Parizh works diligently to ensure the outcomes are natural, satisfying, and complement the distinct characteristics of both male and female patients.

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Dr. David Parizh, DO, FACS Creates Beautiful Outcomes with Care and Precision

Dr. David Parizh, board-certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, is renowned for his precision in rhinoplasty on Long Island, bringing over 11 years of extensive general and plastic surgery training to each procedure. His dedication to crafting natural, long-lasting results matches his commitment to a patient-centric approach, ensuring that every nose job is as unique as the individual receiving it. With a focus on quality, luxurious experience, Dr. Parizh and his team prioritize safety, comfort, and the detailed needs of their clients, embracing the latest techniques to deliver the highest standard of care. Patients know Dr. Parizh's expertise and integrity, which means their transformative procedures will enhance their appearance, self-confidence, and overall well-being.

What a Rhinoplasty Addresses

Our Long Island rhinoplasty procedure refines the nose to enhance facial harmony and improve respiratory function. Dr. Parizh helps patients pinpoint the specific areas of concern and plans the best approach to address them, ensuring results that are aesthetically pleasing and enhance the overall quality of life.

Common concerns addressed by rhinoplasty include:

  • A nose that feels too large or small compared to other facial features.
  • A bridge that is wide or has a bump, impacting the nose's profile.
  • A nasal tip that is bulbous, drooping, or too elevated.
  • Nostrils that are disproportionately large or wide.
  • Overall nasal asymmetry and deviation.
  • Obstructed airways leading to breathing difficulties.
  • Persistent nasal congestion that affects daily comfort and well-being.
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About the Rhinoplasty Procedure

The nose job process begins with Dr. Parizh’s careful assessment of the nasal structure in relation to the patient's other facial features. Under anesthesia, incisions are made, often within the nostrils, to minimize visible scarring, allowing access to reshape the underlying bone and cartilage. The procedure may involve sculpting to reduce a hump, reshaping the tip for a refined look, or straightening the nasal bridge. In cases where improved breathing is a goal, alterations to the nasal passages may also be made. Once the desired shape is achieved, the skin is redraped over the new framework, and the incisions are closed. Rhinoplasty can offer a significant change in appearance and a boost in your self-image.

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What to Expect after a Nose Job

After a rhinoplasty in Long Island, patients enter a recovery phase crucial for their surgery's success and the quality of their results. Dr. Parizh and his team work closely with the patient to answer any questions and ensure beautiful results. Here is what to expect during this period:

Immediate Post-Operation:

Your nose will be splinted to maintain its new shape, and nasal packing will possibly be placed to support the septum.

First Few Days:

Swelling and bruising around the eyes are common, and you may experience some pain and discomfort, which medication can manage.

First Week:

Any nasal packing will be removed, and you'll likely feel improvement in breathing; the splint is usually removed after about a week.

First Few Weeks:

Gradual reduction in swelling and bruising; you should avoid strenuous activities to prevent nosebleeds and promote healing.

Several Weeks to Months:

Subtle swelling will continue to diminish; it may take up to a year for your new nasal contour to fully refine.

Follow-up Visits:

You'll have appointments with Dr. Parizh to monitor your healing process and ensure everything is progressing as expected.

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Dr. David Parizh Ensures Results that are as Natural as they are Breathtaking

Begin the journey to a refined and balanced profile with Dr. David Parizh on Long Island. Schedule your rhinoplasty consultation with Dr. Parizh today and take the first step towards the enhanced appearance you've envisioned. 

Rhinoplasty FAQ

Can rhinoplasty improve breathing problems?

Can rhinoplasty change the sound of my voice?

What is the ideal age for rhinoplasty?

How does revision rhinoplasty differ from initial rhinoplasty?

Can rhinoplasty correct a bulbous nose?

Can rhinoplasty improve breathing problems?

Yes, rhinoplasty can be performed not only to enhance the appearance of the nose but also to correct structural abnormalities that cause breathing issues. This is often done by adjusting the nasal septum or reducing turbinates to ensure clearer airways.

Can rhinoplasty change the sound of my voice?

While uncommon, rhinoplasty can slightly alter the voice, especially if the surgery involves significant changes to the nasal passages and septum. This is more noticeable in professions that require precise vocal skills, like singers or actors.

What is the ideal age for rhinoplasty?

Rhinoplasty is typically recommended for individuals who have completed their facial growth. This is usually around age 16 for girls and 18 for boys. Exceptions might be made for individuals with severe breathing difficulties or congenital defects.

How does revision rhinoplasty differ from initial rhinoplasty?

Revision rhinoplasty is performed to correct or improve the results of a previous nose surgery. This type of surgery is often more complex due to changes in anatomy from the first procedure, scar tissue, and less cartilage to work with, making it crucial to choose a surgeon with specific expertise in revision cases.

Can rhinoplasty correct a bulbous nose?

Yes, a rhinoplasty in Long Island can refine a bulbous nasal tip by reshaping the lower lateral cartilages, often using suture techniques or cartilage grafts to create a more defined tip.

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