Rhinoplasty is the surgical procedure performed to reshape the nose. Through rhinoplasty, the bone and cartilage structures of the nose can be reshaped without breaking them, helping the nose become more harmonious with the other facial features.

Due to its central position, the nose is one of the most prominent features of the face. Even subtle changes to the nose can create a noticeable difference in overall facial appearance and can significantly change the way the face is perceived.

What Can Be Achieved with Rhinoplasty?

Depending on the structure of the nose and the individual needs of the patient, rhinoplasty surgery can be used to make a variety of adjustments:

The overall size of the nose can be reduced.
A prominent nasal hump can be reduced.
A drooping nasal tip can be lifted.
An excessively broad or thick nasal tip can be refined.
Nasal asymmetries and deviations can be corrected.
An excessively upturned nasal tip can be lowered.
A low nasal bridge can be augmented.

A Natural Appearance in Harmony with the Face

The goal of aesthetic rhinoplasty is to achieve a beautiful and natural-looking result that does not appear surgically created.

Our aim is not to create an excessively scooped nasal bridge, overly visible nostrils, or an unnaturally small nose.

A well-designed nose should never look as though it has been artificially added to the face. Instead, it should blend naturally with the patient's facial features, profile and overall facial proportions.

Nasal and Facial Proportions

When viewed from the side, the angle between the nasal tip and the upper lip is an important element in achieving a natural and balanced facial appearance.

Women
95–100°

The ideal angle between the nasal tip and the upper lip.

Men
90–95°

The ideal angle between the nasal tip and the upper lip.

The Main Goal of Rhinoplasty

In summary, the goal of a well-performed rhinoplasty is to achieve a natural-looking nose that is harmonious with your face and does not reveal obvious signs of surgery.