Nose Surgery

Nose surgery, medically known as rhinoplasty, reshapes or repairs the nose — whether to improve its appearance, fix breathing problems, or correct damage from injury or birth conditions. It's one of the most customizable procedures, since every nose (and every patient's goals) is different. Common types of Nose Surgery (Rhinoplasty) include Cosmetic Rhinoplasty, Functional Rhinoplasty, Revision Rhinoplasty, Tip Plasty, Nose Bridge Augmentation and Hump Reduction. Rhinoplasty is highly individual — what works for one nose and face may not suit another. The best results come from an open conversation with your surgeon about your breathing, facial proportions, and what you'd like to see change, balanced against what's realistically achievable for your nasal structure and skin type.

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RhinoplastyRhinoplasty is a surgical procedure that reshapes the nose to improve its size, shape, and overall proportions, creating better harmony with the rest of the face. It can refine the nasal bridge, enhance or reshape the tip, adjust the width of the nose, and improve overall facial balance while maintaining a natural-looking appearance.Revision RhinoplastyImproves the function or appearance of a previously operated nose.Functional RhinoplastyCorrects structural issues to improve breathing while preserving aesthetics.Tip PlastyRefines the shape, projection and definition of the nasal tip.Nose Bridge AugmentationRaises a low or flat bridge using an implant or cartilage graft.Hump ReductionSmooths a dorsal hump for a straighter, cleaner profile.