Rhinoplasty
We specialize in nasal surgery to enhance both form and function. Discover how our rhinoplasty procedures can improve your facial aesthetics and breathing.
What is Rhinoplasty?
Rhinoplasty, commonly called a "nose job," is a surgical procedure that changes the shape or improves the function of the nose. It can address cosmetic concerns, breathing issues, or both.
- Enhances facial harmony and proportions
- Corrects breathing problems from structural abnormalities
- Can repair nasal trauma or congenital defects
- Provides natural-looking, long-lasting results
The Procedure
Consultation
We evaluate your nasal structure, discuss goals, and create a surgical plan.
Anesthesia
Administered for your comfort during the procedure (general or local with sedation).
Incisions
Made inside the nose (closed rhinoplasty) or across the columella (open rhinoplasty).
Reshaping
Cartilage and bone are sculpted to achieve the desired shape.
Closure
Incisions are closed and nasal splints/tubes may be placed.
Recovery
Initial swelling subsides in weeks, with final results visible after a year.
Why Choose Us?
Board-Certified Surgeons
Specialists with extensive experience in facial plastic surgery.
Natural Results
We focus on enhancing your natural beauty while maintaining nasal function.
Personalized Approach
Each procedure is customized to your unique facial structure and goals.
Rhinoplasty Services
Preoperative Studies
Detailed information about the studies required before your surgical procedure to ensure your safety and the best results.
REQUIRED STUDIES FOR EACH PROCEDURE
| PROCEDURE | COST (USD) | NOTES | DETAILS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pre-surgical labs: Plastic Surgery | PENDING | CBC, Basic Metabolic Panel (BMP), Coagulation times, VDRL, HIV, Blood type and RH, Pregnancy test | |
| Pre-surgical labs: Bariatric Surgery | PENDING | CBC, BMP, Coagulation times, VDRL, HIV, Blood type and RH, Pregnancy test, Liver Function Tests (LFTs), HBA1C, Lipid Profile. | |
| Preoperative Evaluation by Internal Medicine | PENDING | PLASTIC SURGERY: AGE 40 OR AS INDICATED BY EVALUATING PHYSICIAN BARIATRIC SURGERY: ALL PATIENTS |
Why are these studies necessary?
Preoperative studies are essential to assess your health status and ensure the procedure is performed safely, minimizing risks and complications.
When should I do them?
We recommend performing these studies 2-4 weeks before your procedure. The results are valid for 30 days for most studies.
Where can I get them done?
You can have them done at any trusted laboratory. We also have partner labs that offer preferential rates for our patients.
Ready to Enhance Your Profile?
Schedule a consultation with our expert surgeons to discuss your rhinoplasty goals and options.