Can I Get Rhinoplasty While Wearing Braces?

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Today, we will look into rhinoplasty during orthodontic treatment,

which is the most frequently asked question by those preparing for nose surgery while wearing braces.

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The criteria for a beautiful side profile include the side line connecting the eyes, nose, and mouth,

the curve from the nose to the lips and the tip of the chin, and the position of the lips.

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Because the side profile and lip position constantly change during orthodontic treatment,

many people wonder if it is okay to proceed with rhinoplasty.

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Can I get rhinoplasty while getting orthodontic treatment?

After rhinoplasty, it is uncomfortable to open the mouth wide,

and you must be careful of external impacts,

so getting rhinoplasty during orthodontic treatment

may interfere with your dental treatment.

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Also, since the nasolabial angle is expected to change after orthodontic treatment,

if you are currently wearing braces, it is considered more advantageous to proceed after the braces are removed

to better assess the shape considering the nasolabial angle.

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Today, we learned about rhinoplasty during orthodontic treatment.

Next time, we will return with even more informative content.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is it okay to get a nose job during orthodontic treatment?

It is generally recommended to undergo nose surgery after orthodontic treatment is completed. After nose surgery, opening the mouth wide can be uncomfortable, and external impacts must be avoided, so receiving nose surgery during orthodontics can interfere with dental treatment.

Are there any aesthetic reasons to avoid nose surgery during orthodontic treatment?

Yes, because the position of the lips and the side profile continuously change during orthodontic treatment. Especially after orthodontics, the angle of the nasolabial angle formed by the nose and lips is expected to change, so it is more advantageous to perform surgery after the orthodontic treatment is complete, considering the facial proportions, to achieve the desired shape.

What are the criteria for a beautiful side profile?

The overall side line extending from the eyes to the nose and mouth is an important criterion. Additionally, the curve from the nose to the lips and chin, and the position of the lips, must harmoniously blend to complete an ideal and beautiful side profile.

What should I be aware of when receiving dental treatment after nose surgery?

After nose surgery, you should avoid opening your mouth wide and be especially careful about external impacts. Since dental treatment often requires opening the mouth wide, there can be significant discomfort and hindrance in proceeding with dental or orthodontic treatment immediately after nose surgery.