Advantages

Preservation Rhinoplasty is a modern, less invasive method in nasal surgery tha focuses on preserving the natural structures of the nose and preventing significant changes. Compared to traditional rhinoplasty, which may involve removing and altering major parts of the nose’s structure, this technique takes a more conservative approach. This type of surgery offers many benefits, some of which are outlined below:

1. Preservation of the Natural Structure of the Nose
   Preservation Rhinoplasty emphasizes maintaining the natural structure and features of the nose. Unlike traditional methods that may involve removing parts of the nasal bone and cartilage, this technique aims to create minimal changes to the nose’s structure. This helps the nose appear more natural and also improves its function (breathing).
2. More Natural Results
   Since this technique respects the natural structure of the nose, the results from this surgery are typically more natural and better aligned with the individual’s facial features. This is especially suitable for those who prefer their nose to maintain a natural shape.
   
3. Reduced Risk of Breathing Problems
   In traditional methods, significant changes to the internal structure of the nose can lead to breathing difficulties.
   In Preservation Rhinoplasty, because of the lesser changes and the preservation of the nose’s natural structure, the risk of breathing issues after surgery is reduced.
4. Faster Recovery Period
   This method is generally less invasive compared to traditional techniques, which results in a quicker recovery time.
   Due to the reduced amount of surgery and less damage to tissues, swelling and bruising are minimized, and the patient can return to daily activities sooner.
5. Use of Advanced Techniques
   Preservation Rhinoplasty utilizes modern techniques and advanced tools to achieve the desired results. These techniques allow the surgeon to make precise changes to the nose’s structure without causing significant damage to sensitive and vital tissues.
6. More Durable Results
   By preserving the natural structure of the nose, the results of the surgery tend to be more stable and long-lasting.
   This is because major changes to the nose’s structure rarely cause issues in the future.
7. Minimal Risk of Unwanted Changes
   Since the changes are made in a small and targeted manner, the risk of undesirable and unnatural alterations is lower. This ensures that the final result matches the individual’s expectations.

Conclusion
Preservation Rhinoplasty is a new approach in nasal surgery that offers several significant benefits, including maintaining the natural structure of the nose, reducing the risk of breathing issues, faster recovery, and more natural results. While this method may not be suitable for everyone, it is an excellent option for those who want minimal changes to their nose’s structure and seek a natural outcome.

Duration of the Procedure
The duration of Preservation Rhinoplasty is typically similar to other types of nasal surgeries and depends on the complexity and individual characteristics of the patient. On average, this surgery takes between 1.5 to 3 hours. However, this time may vary depending on the following factors:

1. Surgical Complexity
   If the desired changes to the nose are more complex or require specific corrections, the surgery may take longer. However, Preservation Rhinoplasty is generally less invasive and usually takes less time than traditional methods that involve major changes to the nose’s structure.
2. Surgeon’s Experience
   Experienced surgeons in this method can perform the procedure more quickly and accurately. The surgeon’s experience plays an important role in the surgery’s duration.
3. Anatomical Features of the Patient’s Nose
   If the patient’s nose requires specific corrections (such as correcting a nasal hump, altering angles, or addressing breathing issues), the surgery duration may be longer.

Recovery Period
Although the surgery itself typically takes less time, full recovery of the nose may take several months. Initial swelling usually subsides after 1 to 2 weeks, but mild swelling may continue for a few months until the nose settles into its final shape.

Overall, the duration of Preservation Rhinoplasty is similar to other nasal surgeries, typically ranging from 1.5 to 3 hours.