Nose Reshaping (Nose job or Rhinoplasty) - Planning your surgery

Clear and honest communication between you and  with our physician is essential. In our initial consultation, the surgeon will ask what bothers you about your nose and discuss the possibilities with you. The more precise you can be the more our doctor can help you.

In some cases, the appearance of your nose may also be influenced by some weakness in the features that surround it, such as flat cheeks, a week chin, thin lips, a recessed forehead, a double chin, etc. Such imperfections can be corrected at the same time or shortly after nasal surgery to optimize the final appearance of your nose. 

In the case of revision surgery when the nose has undergone one or more previous unsuccessful operations, improvement is possible but the surgery is technically more difficult and the results more limited than in the case of a virgin nose. 

Be sure to tell your surgeon if you've had any previous nose surgery or an injury to your nose, even if it was many years ago. You should also inform your surgeon if you have any allergies or breathing difficulties; if you're taking any medications, vitamins, or if you smoke.