Ultrasonic rhinoplasty is associated with a lower risk of requiring revision rhinoplasty due to the precise nature of sculpting the nasal bones with increased predictability and accuracy. This may reduce the precision of the procedure and increase the risk of requiring revision rhinoplasty later on. Traditional rhinoplasty instruments often result in uncontrolled fracture lines which may extend into undesired areas. The Ultrasonic handpiece used in the procedure is able to create much more controlled fracture lines as part of the process of reducing the width of the nose. RELATED: How long does rhinoplasty swelling last for? Less bleeding during the surgery means much less bruising and swelling in the postoperative period. Bleeding during the procedure is much reduced due to the precision action of the handpiece which results in small blood vessels being preserved during the reshaping of the nasal bone. Preserving the surrounding delicate soft tissues means ultrasonic rhinoplasty results in much less bruising and swelling compared with traditional rhinoplasty. The specially engineered piezotome handpiece used in ultrasonic rhinoplasty is specifically designed to sculpt and contour hard tissues such as bone or cartilage without injuring the delicate soft tissues which include the skin, mucosal lining of the nose all the softer nasal cartilages which include both the lower lateral cartilages and the upper lateral cartilages. Centre for Surgery is one of the few clinics in London and the UK specialising in diamond rhinoplasty at our state-of-the-art Baker Street clinic in Marylebone Central London. Ultrasonic rhinoplasty makes it possible for patients to achieve better results with less bruising and swelling. Many people may be unable or unwilling to undergo the potentially lengthy recovery period associated with a traditional rhinoplasty. This is due to the highly accurate method of shaping the nasal bones.

Ultrasonic rhinoplasty results in a quicker recovery period and less downtime compared with traditional rhinoplasty. Ultrasonic nose job surgery gives increased accuracy compared with traditional instruments. The ultrasonic nose job makes use of a device commonly used in dentistry to apply high-frequency acoustic vibrations for precision sculpting of the nasal bones whilst simultaneously preserving the delicate nasal soft tissues. Traditional rhinoplasty makes use of specialised instruments including chisels, mallets and bone files that are used to remove dorsal humps from the bridge of the nose and reduce the width of the nose. Ultrasonic rhinoplasty, also known as piezotome rhinoplasty or diamond rhinoplasty is the latest development in cosmetic nose contouring surgery.

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