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The truth about "Breaking the nose" with Rhinoplasty

Dr. Zhuravsky, a rhinoplasty expert, explains why the concept of "breaking" the noses is misleading. The entire nose is NOT being broken in the common understanding of the words. In realty, we are making small and precise cuts in the bones in order to adjust their appearance. The nasal bones are a small part of the nose overall, making up only the upper 1/3rd of the nose. Most of the hard work in rhinoplasty involves cartilage, which does not have to be broken. The nasal bones are thin but like all bone they are ridge. We make these fine cuts in order to preform the necessary adjustments, usually moving the nasal bones inward. An important point of caution is to avoid collapsing the nasal bones too far inward, resulting a very unnaturally thin upper nose. Dr. Ruslan Zhuravsky Double Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon 2925 Aventura Blvd, Ste 303 Aventura, FL 33180 Tel: 786-347-6211 [email protected] www.ZFacePlasticSurgery.com @drzface IG and TIKTOK