Rhinoplasty is a surgical procedure that improves the shape and/or function of the nose, creating better harmony with the rest of the face. It may be performed for cosmetic reasons, functional concerns, or both. The surgery can correct irregularities in the bridge, tip, or size of the nose, as well as resolve breathing issues caused by a deviated septum.
Yes. Functional rhinoplasty can significantly improve airflow if there’s a deviated septum or internal nasal obstruction.
Most patients return to their normal routine within a week, though swelling may take several weeks to fully subside.
Ideal candidates are in good overall health, have realistic expectations, and wish to improve nasal appearance or function.
Open rhinoplasty involves a small external incision for better visibility, while closed rhinoplasty uses internal incisions, resulting in fewer visible scars.
It’s a surgical procedure that reshapes the nose to improve its appearance, proportion, or breathing function.
