• Rhinoplasty is the medical term for nose jobs.
• The procedures involved in rhinoplasty are not definite. It all depends on the condition of a particular patient.
• A rhinoplasty can be done in hospitals or surgery centers. A plastic surgeon can also opt to do the procedure in his or her own office.
• Plastic surgeons and otolaryngologists do rhinoplasty. An otolaryngologist (popularly called ENT) is a surgeon for the ears, nose and throat.
• An individual who plans to have a rhinoplasty must be in good health. He or she must not have a pre-existing illness such as diabetes.
• The desires to improve nose functions and to look good are the two common reasons why people get a nose job.
• A person who has undergone a nose job may experience pain and swelling of the nose. Others may have bruises and black eyes.
• · Recovery usually takes an average of three to four weeks. However, there are people who recover faster than the specified timeframe.
• Strenuous activities such as lifting should be avoided by a recovering patient.
• Risks involved in rhinoplasty: infection, excessive bleeding, internal scar in the tissues and negative reaction to anesthesia.

*All the information stated above cannot be substituted to that of a medical professional. Consult your medical surgeon for further reference.