Cosmetic and Reconstructive Rhinoplasty

The ICRS rhinoplasty material describes cosmetic goals such as bridge, width, projection, tip, overall shape, and facial balance, as well as structural concerns such as a deviated septum or selected alar anatomy.

The same operation may contain cosmetic and functional components, but each concern should be identified separately. Examination may include external shape, internal support, airway symptoms, prior injury or surgery, skin, cartilage, and how the nose relates to the chin and profile.

A natural-looking plan does not guarantee invisibility of surgery or perfect breathing. Ask what each proposed step is intended to change, which concerns may remain, where scars would be, and what revision could involve.

For personalized guidance, the next step is a consultation with the practice. The team can review your goals, timing, relevant history, and realistic options directly with you.