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Most patients who have a complete Rhinoplasty, which includes breaking the bones and nasal tip work, undergo a general anesthetic, as do those who have work done on their septum. Those who work done strictly on the tip or nostrils may choose to have only local anesthesia with or without intravenous sedation.
