What is the difference between open and closed rhinoplasty?

Of course, as the name suggests, the operation is open in one, and closed in the other. There is no incision in the closed operation just in the place called columella.

Of course, this is not the only difference, because even in open surgery, for example, the suture I put after the operation does not even have a place, and sometimes I cannot find a trace. I think I closed this transaction.

The most outstanding difference is that in closed operations I can keep the nose under control from the beginning to the end of the operation, which is a bit difficult in the open. Of course, the results we get in closed operations are even more perfect when seen in the open, so I try to do a closed operation.

Also, after closed operations, since the columella - the nerves and vessels that feed the tip of the nose are not cut, there is no numbing or bruising after the operation. In a short way, closed operations have many advantages.