TOWIE’s James ‘Arg’ Argent shows off new nose after rhinoplasty

TOWIE FAVOURITE JAMES ‘ARG’ ARGENT IS HAPPILY FLAUNTING HIS NEW NOSE.

THE REALITY STAR – A STAPLE OF THE ITV SHOW SINCE 2010 – RECENTLY SPLASHED OUT £6,500 ON A NOSE JOB BECAUSE HE WAS UNHAPPY WITH HIS APPEARANCE.

He’s now sporting a huge smile across his face on new pictures posted to social media.

Prior to the operation, Arg revealed that the procedure was planned to remove a bump from his nose and reduce the size of his nostrils. The 29-year-old explained that he made the decision after his incredible four-stone weight loss. He said: “I’ve always known I’ve had a big nose, but where I’ve been so up and down with my weight for so many years, my nose didn’t stand out as much, but now I’ve lost four stone my features show a lot more and I’ve got this large bump and nostrils that are even more prominent.”

Arg added: “I think if I have the bump removed and the nostrils made smaller it will make me feel a lot more confident and be another step into helping me better myself since leaving rehab – and I’m not gonna lie, better looking and more attractive.”

Arg isn’t the only TOWIE star to treat himself to a nose job. In the past, both Ferne McCann and Mario Falcone have undergone the procedure and been thrilled with the results. Last month, fellow cast member Yazmin Oukhellou also had a nose job before revealing the results on Instagram.

The reality beauty wrote: “It has only been 2 weeks and I can already see the results are going to be amazing. I had a previous broken nose and deviated septum so surgery was the only option for me. I am so glad I did it as I was nervous at first but so happy that I can now breathe properly and that the small bump has gone.”

IS A NOSE JOB FOR YOU?

TOWIE stars aren’t the only ones who are allowed to have cosmetic surgery. If you want to follow in the footsteps of Arg and Yazmin with Rhinoplasty, be sure to get in touch with the Belvedere Clinic for more information about your chosen procedure.

Did you know this about rhinoplasty?

RHINOPLASTY IS THE COSMETIC PROCEDURE INVOLVED IN ALTERING THE APPEARANCE OF THE NOSE AND IS OFTEN REFERRED TO AS A NOSE JOB.

Depending on the results the patient is looking for from their surgery, the surgeon will generally look to alter the shape of the nose of the bridge, which may be bent or have a bump in it, the tip or the nostrils.

Because the nose is the centre point of the face, the procedure can vastly improve a patient’s confidence once the surgery and recovery are complete, as not only the shape of the nose but the appearance of the whole face will change too. Although rhinoplasty is one of the most popular cosmetic procedures you can undergo, there are some facts about it you might not already know – read on below to find out more!

THE PROCEDURE IS AS OLD AS TIME

There are records of rhinoplasty surgery taking place from over 2,500 years ago, with techniques much like the ones used today. The reasons for the surgery have changed somewhat though, with a medical book from India discussing the surgery to help patients whose noses had been damaged in battle. The book and its procedures were then brought to England in the 18th century, and the rest, as they say – is history!

WHY ‘PLASTIC’ SURGERY?

One commonly asked question is why the procedures are referred to as plastic surgery when no instance of plastic is used in the surgery. The term was coined before modern plastic materials were developed and actually refers to the Greek word ‘plastikos’ and the Latin word ‘plasticus’ which when translated actually means to hold or shape, which is a perfect description of the procedures.

WHY HAVE RHINOPLASTY

Whilst rhinoplasty procedures are often carried out for cosmetic reasons, many people use the surgery as an opportunity to alter defects caused at birth, by accidents or illness.

A nose job, or rhinoplasty procedure, is a tried and tested cosmetic procedure that has given patients all over the world confidence-boosting results.

If you want to discuss your rhinoplasty with one of our expert team, call Belvedere clinic today on 020 8311 4464

Fearne McCann is the latest star delighted with their new nose

AS WE’VE SEEN TIME AND TIME AGAIN, COSMETIC SURGERY HAS THE ABILITY TO REVOLUTIONISE A PERSON’S CONFIDENCE AND SELF-ESTEEM.

Whether it’s a breast augmentation, a tummy tuck or liposuction, there’s been no shortage of stars who’ve come out and said that their chosen nip or tuck has done them the world of good. When it comes to facial surgery, though, surely the procedure that elicits the most positive emotional responses from clients themselves isrhinoplasty.

Many people spend their lives tolerating a nose which they feel is too big and dominates their entire face or is an unflattering shape, especially in side profile, and over time this can come to define them. So, following a rhinoplasty, many stars seem to feel an overwhelming urge to share their new confidence and happiness with the world.

One such star is The Only Way is Essex cast member Fearne McCann, who revealed her new nose in August, live on This Morning. The star, who also presents segments on the morning TV show, explained during her interview that she had been teased at school about her nose and that she began to feel that it was ‘taking over her face’, stating that it was all she could see in the mirror. Despite this, Fern was adamant that she didn’t want the rhinoplasty surgery to change her entire look. This led the I’m a Celebrity star to request that her surgeon make the change to her nose subtle, and ask that they simply concentrate on removing the bump on the bridge of her nose. Nonetheless, the effect on Fern’s confidence has been massive, as she said that previously, despite appearing confident, on the inside her dislike of her nose ‘really fazed her’.

This feeling will be familiar to Geordie Shore’s Charlotte Crosby, who after debuting her new nose last year stated that her surgeon was a miracle worker and that she was thrilled with the results. She too had been unhappy with the arch of her nose, explaining that she had never felt sexy and would often break down in tears whilst filming Geordie Shore. Yet more celebrities who’ve loved their rhinoplasty results have been Towie’s Lauren Pope and Kirk Norcross who had his ‘n’ hers nose jobs in 2012, as well as Olympic swimmer Rebecca Adlington, who had an overall nose reduction as well as having a bump on the bridge removed.

IF YOU FEEL THAT NOSE RESHAPING SURGERY COULD HELP YOUR SELF-CONFIDENCE, GET IN TOUCH WITH US AT THE BELVEDERE CLINIC FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO BOOK A CONSULTATION.

What happens in rhinoplasty?

RHINOPLASTY IS SURGERY THAT IS UNDERTAKEN TO IMPROVE THE SHAPE OR FUNCTION OF THE NOSE; IT’S COMMONLY KNOWN AS A NOSE JOB.

Sometimes rhinoplasty is carried out for medical reasons, to correct someone’s breathing, or to realign defects caused during an accident, or at birth. Our noses always keep growing on our bodies, so surgery may need to be carried out later in life as the shape of the nose changes. Rhinoplasty can also be carried out for cosmetic reasons, with people who undergo the procedure claiming the surgery has a hugely positive impact on their lives, helping to improve their self-confidence.

THE SURGERY

Usually with rhinoplasty you’re considered an outpatient, so you won’t have to stay in hospital overnight. You’ll either be given a local anaesthetic to numb the pain or a general anaesthetic to put you to sleep throughout the procedure. During surgery, the surgeon make cuts within the nostrils, usually inside of the nose to minimise scars after surgery. The inner bone and cartilage will be realigned to produce an appearance that the individual feels is more pleasing and in line with their expectations. In more complicated cases, the surgeon can also opt to make cuts along the base of the nose.

THE RECOVERY

For the first week after surgery, patients usually wear a nose splint to ensure the changes made to the nose are maintained. There is often swelling and bruising which occurs around the nose and the eyes in the days immediately after surrey, which is nothing to worry about about. Usually after the third day, this begins to improve, but depending on the surgery, it can take up to two weeks for this bruising to disappear.

Your nose will continue to decrease in swelling over the next 6 months, by which point you’ll be able to clearly assess the changes that have been made and see the full results of your surgery.

IF YOU’RE CONSIDERING RHINOPLASTY, YOU KNOW YOU’LL BE IN SAFE HANDS WITH THE BELVEDERE CLINIC. WE’VE BEEN PROVIDING EXPERT RHINOPLASTY OPERATIONS FOR COSMETIC REASONS FOR OVER 20 YEARS. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT US TODAY ON 0208 311 4464.

Interesting facts you didn't know about rhinoplasty

MOST PEOPLE HAVE HEARD OF A RHINOPLASTY (NOSE RESHAPING),

AND IT IS A PROCEDURE THAT IS ASSOCIATED WITH MANY CELEBRITIES WHO ARE LOOKING TO IMPROVE THEIR APPEARANCE.

HOWEVER, HERE ARE A FEW THINGS THAT YOU MAY NOT KNOW ABOUT THE PROCEDURE.

Ancient cosmetic surgery

It’s thought that the first rhinoplasty was carried out in India about 2,500 years ago! In the 18th century, a book was discovered that explained how a similar technique to those used today was used to repair noses that were cut off or damaged in battle. As a result of the discovery, the rhinoplasty was brought to England and has been carried out ever since.

Most popular

Rhinoplasty is the most popular form of cosmetic surgery of the millions of procedures carried out worldwide. Other cosmetic treatments in the top five include breast augmentation, liposuction, tummy tuck, and eyelid surgery.

It’s not ‘plastic’

A nose reshaping procedure is often referred to as ‘plastic’ surgery; however, skin and cartilage from other parts of the patient’s body are commonly used in order to carry out reconstructive work. Skin is usually taken from the forehead, whilst cartilage is removed from the rib area.

The term ‘plastic’ is actually derived from the Latin, ‘plasticus’ and the Greek, ‘plastikos’, meaning to shape or mould. The term was in use long before plastic was even invented!

Rhinoplasty – not just for cosmetic reasons

Although rhinoplasty is most commonly used for cosmetic reasons, it is also a technique that is employed to repair noses that have sustained damage due to accidents, birth defects or cancer. Medical issues, such as deviated septum, which can cause breathing difficulties, can also be corrected by rhinoplasty.

Rhinoplasty is also used to help in cases of low self-esteem and depression where someone’s body image is crucial to their mental health and wellbeing.

Most people have rhinoplasty to correct the appearance of their nose, for example, cosmetic surgery can be used to make a short nose longer, to straighten a crooked one, or to flatten a pronounced Roman nose. However, the ancient procedure can also be used to treat some medical problems and to repair noses damaged as a result of disease or trauma. Contact us today if you’re considering rhinoplasty yourself.

Nose Reshaping (Rhinoplasty) for Men & Women

As the focal point of the face, a problem with the nose is often a major problem for an individuals self-esteem and confidence. A crooked or disproportionate nose can distort the proportions of the whole face. At The Belvedere Clinic we have a solution for all types of nose reshaping that not only improves the image of the nose but of the whole face.

Our plastic surgeon can change the shape of the tip, the bridge and also the nostrils can be changed as can the angle between the nose and the upper lip. 

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Procedure

A nose reshaping operation normally involves separating the soft tissue that lies on top of the nose from the bone and cartilage underneath. Depending on the operation, the surgeon might break the nose bone and reposition it, and/or reshape the cartilage.

The procedure differs depending on what the individual patient wants to get out of their rhinoplasty surgery but the majority of the scarring will be inside the nose and so not visible. Your surgeon will be able to give you greater detail on your surgery at your consultation.

Rhinoplasty Procedure at a glance

Procedure Time: 1.5-2 hours
No of Procedures Needed: 1
Length of Results: Permanent
Recovery Time: 5-6 weeks

Watch a 3D video of the whole procedure from start to finish

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Recovery

After your Rhinoplasty procedure you will have a plaster of paris (POP) over your nose, which will be removed about 10 days after but must be kept dry at all times prior to removal. 4 weeks after the POP has been removed massage the nose gently, working with finger tips from the nasal tip upwards. You can clean the nostrils gently with cotton buds soaked in warm saline after 10 days and should avoid sneezing, coughing or anything that may increase pressure around the nose. You should not consume alcohol or take aspirin for 10 days. Your surgeon will discuss this in detail with you however if you have any queries feel free to call us on the number below.

Helpful advice - It is worth anticipating your own reaction to the first sight of yourself and your new nose. To start with, you will look rather strange in the mirror and not quite ‘you’ because of your different nose. Remember that it takes a few days for your mind’s eye to adjust itself to your new appearance and to recognise it as ‘you’.

The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) has more information on nose reduction and nose augmentation.

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An American doctor claims to have found the formula for a perfectly shaped nose – like the Duchess of Cambridge.

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Doctor discovers formula for perfect nose

If you’re one of the 10 per cent of Brits who isn’t happy with the shape of their nose then you’re in luck – scientists have discovered the formula for the perfect nose.

According to boffins at New York University the perfect nose is upturned to 106 degrees – like Kate Beckinsale, Kate Middleton and Scarlett Johansson.

The news has come out of a comprehensive study by Dr Omar Ahmed, who claims that this perfect angle not only makes your nose look better, but has the power to make the rest of our facial features look better.

With nose surgery always popular among clients, around 3,891 rhinoplasty operations are carried out in Britain each year - now there’s a magic formula for the perfect nose that number could rise.

According to Dr Ahmed, the search for the formula has been ‘elusive and ongoing for decades’ – but now it appears to have been ended.

So why not contact us today to see if the formula can be applied to you and whether it will suit you – and perhaps you too could look like Jessica Biel or the Duchess of Cambridge.