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www.rhinoplastyspecialist.com Luisa had a closed rhinoplasty procedure to correct her narrow internal nasal valve, deviated septum and remove the hump on her nose. This is the footage from her surgery. Enter the operating room as Rhinoplasty Specialist Dr. Paul Nassif closes the endonasal incisions. Once your surgery has been completed, dressings will be applied to your nose. Surgical tape is applied tightly to the skin across the bridge and, in some cases, under the base of your nose. The tape serves a dual purpose it protects the skin and helps reduce swelling. A small splint is then placed on the bridge of your nose to stabilize the reshaped nasal bones and tissues. Nasal splints come in a variety of materials, including metal and plaster of Paris. The type of splint used is usually a matter of your surgeon’s personal preference. For added comfort, the underside of the splint may be lined with soft cloth. The splint may be self-adhering or may be kept in place with additional tape. Gauze pads are applied below the base of your nose and are taped into place. The gauze pads are used to absorb any postoperative nasal discharge. Cold cloths may be placed on your forehead to reduce swelling. Some surgeons may place pliable nasal splints made out of silicone inside the nostrils, especially if the septum was severely deviated. These splints are usually removed in your surgeon’s office in approximately one week. Although the splints have tubes attached that allow you to …