Rhinoplasty: contraindications

 One of the main factors to be taken into account in rhinoplasty - the age of the patient. By rapid change in the shape of the nose is better to contact the ages of 18 to 35 years. Conduct rhinoplasty before 18 years is impractical because before this time there is a formation of facial bones, and the shape of the nose can still change. After 35-40 years the first signs of skin aging, and rhinoplasty is performed by other techniques, combined with a facelift. Of course, these conditions do not apply to medical operations to eliminate the serious injury of the nose, which take place at any age.

Absolute contraindications for rhinoplasty are: diabetes mellitus, chronic liver disease, kidney, gastrointestinal tract, cardiovascular system, inflammatory diseases of the female reproductive organs, bleeding disorder, cancer, active tuberculosis, acute infectious diseases, mental disorders .

There are relative contraindications for rhinoplasty, which can be eliminated by appropriate treatment. These are pustular skin disease entity, cold sores on the face, inflammation of the oral cavity and paranasal sinuses, atrophic rhinitis and others.

Preparing for Surgery of the nose includes a full examination of the patient to identify the absolute and relative contraindications that may hinder rhinoplasty. In addition, the patient must pass all required tests. If contraindications have been identified, you must strictly comply with all conditions of the preparatory period - more rest, eliminate physical and emotional stress, quit smoking and do not drink alcohol, and do not take any medication without consulting your doctor.