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Nose Jobs For Teens

By Dave Stringham

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Published: 24Jan2009
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The American Society of Plastic Surgeons noted that over 42,000 teens underwent nose surgery in 2003. Though the numbers of teens having nose surgery today have not been tabulated, the sheer number of all people receiving nose surgery is surmountable. There are over 300,000 nose surgery examples that have been set for our nation's children just in the 2006 year alone. Perhaps, more recently though, the role of the nose captured through the hit movie Penelope may have prompted interest teens for nose surgery. Just as Penelope may have felt cursed, rejected, fearful of acceptance, experienced a sense of hopelessness and parental overprotection- a teen with a displeasing nose may show similar or less exasperated symptoms. Yet, when it comes to plastic surgery for teens, there are unique considerations.

Teen nose surgery cannot be performed until the nose is fully developed usually between 15 and 16 years of age.

The teen must be the one to desire nose surgery, parental influence can have an impact on a teen's life.

The teen needs to understand the nose surgery involves recovery time, discomfort, swelling and a less than pleasing appearance for sometime following nose surgery.

The teen should have support in their decision to proceed with nose surgery. Teens usually do not request surgery unless they feel it is necessary. In fact, teens will need assistance through the recovery period.

In conclusion, the decision of nose surgery for a teen involves both parents and the teen. Plastic surgeons will screen teens and parents to ensure that the nose surgery is timely and a true desire of the teen to manage reasonable expectations for the outcome of the nose surgery. A displeasing nose may be a focal point of a concern to a teen and one that may be relieved through nose surgery.

Rhinoplasty is the most commonly performed in facial plastic surgery. The name is a blend of the word rhino (nose) and plasty (to shape). Rhinoplasty also commonly called a "nose job". The goal of Rhinoplasty should be a nose that looks and feels natural. Rhinoplasty can be performed to meet anesthetic goals or for reconstructive purposes to correct defects or breathing problems.

Many features which are not desirable in a nose may be improved through cosmetic surgery. Noses may be made narrower, straighter, longer or shorter. Humps may be removed and the shape, size and angle and definition of the tip of the nose may be altered. Breathing problems caused by a deviated septum may be corrected. Rhinoplasty may be performed at any time after facial growth has been completed that is age 15-16 for women and age 16-17 for men. The ideal outcome in Rhinoplasty is a natural appearing with balance and harmony, enhancing beauty of the eyes and lips.

Dave Stringham is the President of LookingYourBest.com - an online resource that discusses all aspects of plastic surgery including breast augmentation, rhinoplasty and liposuction. The site helps you find local plastic surgeons.

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