Nasal and Facial Aesthetics
Rhinoplasty is nose surgery that addresses the shape of the nose and, where needed, breathing function. It can be performed with an open or closed technique, and in suitable patients under local anaesthesia. The technique and type of anaesthesia are decided individually after examination.
People who are unhappy with the shape of their nose, or who also have breathing problems, and who are found suitable for surgery after examination.
Your expectations are discussed and the nose is examined inside and out.
A nasal analysis is made using photographs; the technique and anaesthesia are discussed.
Follow-up examinations are planned after the operation.
The length of the procedure and the recovery period vary from person to person. This is discussed with you during your examination.
The information on this page is for general guidance only. Decisions on diagnosis and treatment are made only after an examination.
In this approach, rhinoplasty is performed with the nasal area numbed by local anesthesia. "Without nasal packing" means that no packing is placed inside the nose at the end of the operation. Whether the approach is suitable is decided during examination, based on the structure of the nose and the planned procedure.
Before rhinoplasty, the nose and face are assessed on a computer using photographs taken from different angles. This helps in discussing expectations and planning the operation; it is not a definitive picture of the surgical result.
Otoplasty is an operation to adjust the shape and position of ears that stand out prominently. Suitability and method are assessed during examination.
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