Facial surgery
Rhinoplasty
A nose that belongs to that face, not a repeated template.
Rhinoplasty changes the shape of the nose and, when needed, corrects breathing function in the same procedure. It is a surgery of detail, where every millimetre counts and the plan is adjusted to each face's proportions.
The approach
A structural, conservative technique: cartilage support is preserved and rearranged rather than resected. This gives more stable long-term results and avoids an operated look.
Recovery
A splint for seven days. Visible swelling for two weeks. The result refines progressively over up to twelve months.
Who it's for
- A dorsal hump, drooping tip or deviation of the nasal axis.
- Breathing difficulty associated with a deviated septum or valve collapse.
- Revision of previous results that never blended into the face.
The process
01
Profile analysis
Study of nasofacial proportions and the airway.
02
Simulation
A preview of the aesthetic goal, always presented as guidance, never as a promise.
03
Surgery
Two to three hours, with an external splint for one week.
04
Maturation
Follow-up during the first year, when the result becomes fully defined.
First visit
Let's talk about your specific case
The first consultation is a complete facial study and an honest conversation. If surgery isn't what you need, we'll tell you.
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