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Small changes can make a difference. The goal is making them feel like you.
Rhinoplasty, commonly known as a nose job, is a surgical procedure that reshapes the nose to improve its proportions and overall appearance. Depending on your needs, it may address the bridge, tip, nostrils, or overall nose shape. In some cases, surgery can also help improve breathing when structural concerns are involved.
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How does it work?
Rhinoplasty involves reshaping the bone, cartilage, and other nasal structures to achieve the agreed treatment goals. The surgical approach depends on your anatomy, the changes being considered, and whether there are functional concerns to address.
Your surgeon will assess your nose in relation to your other facial features, discuss your expectations, and explain what is realistically achievable. Every treatment plan is individual.
Reshape and enhance your nose with Rhinoplasty.
What Can Rhinoplasty Help Improve?
- Nasal bridge: Refine the appearance of a prominent hump or uneven contour.
- Nasal tip: Adjust the shape, projection, or definition of the tip.
- Nose size and proportions: Modify selected features to create greater facial balance.
- Nostril shape: Address certain concerns involving nostril size or width.
- Nasal asymmetry: Improve the appearance of selected irregularities or deviations.
- Breathing concerns: In suitable cases, address structural issues affecting nasal airflow.
Not every nose needs the same changes. The aim is to create a result that works with your facial structure, not to copy someone else’s features.
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More Than a Side Profile
The bridge, tip, and overall proportions all contribute to the way your nose looks in relation to the rest of your face. Rhinoplasty takes these relationships into account when planning the procedure.
And while appearance may be your main concern, function matters too. If you experience nasal obstruction or breathing difficulties, mention them during your consultation so your surgeon can assess whether they need to be addressed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
All you need to know about this treatment.
Rhinoplasty may be suitable for people who want to change certain features of their nose or address structural concerns. Candidates should be in suitable overall health, have realistic expectations, and have completed the relevant stage of facial growth. Your surgeon will assess your individual circumstances.
It can, depending on the procedure. Rhinoplasty may be combined with treatment for certain structural problems affecting nasal airflow. However, cosmetic rhinoplasty alone does not guarantee improved breathing, so any functional concerns should be evaluated before surgery.
Initial swelling gradually settles over the weeks following surgery, but subtle swelling—particularly around the nasal tip—can take many months to resolve. Final results may take around a year or longer to become fully apparent. Healing timelines vary from person to person.
Scarring depends on the surgical technique. In a closed approach, incisions are made inside the nose. An open approach uses an additional small incision across the tissue between the nostrils, which usually heals to become less noticeable over time. Your surgeon can explain the most appropriate approach for your case.
Here’s our treatment protocol:
Before your surgery:
- Discuss your goals, medical history, medications, and any breathing difficulties with your surgeon.
- Follow instructions regarding medications, supplements, smoking, and preoperative preparations.
- Discuss the planned changes, potential risks, and realistic expectations before making your decision.
- Arrange transportation home and support during your initial recovery.
After your surgery:
- Follow your surgeon’s instructions for cleaning, wound care, and any splint or dressing.
- Keep your head elevated and avoid activities that could injure your nose, as advised.
- Avoid strenuous exercise until your surgeon clears you.
- Attend follow-up appointments to monitor healing and the progress of your results.
- Contact your medical team if you experience concerning symptoms, and seek urgent care for significant bleeding, breathing difficulties, or other severe symptoms.
Swelling, bruising, and temporary nasal congestion can occur after surgery. Give your nose time to heal before judging the final result.
