Although injuries and medical conditions are often reasons why patients undergo rhinoplasty, aesthetic concerns are what have made the procedure one of the most requested plastic surgeries, here and around the world. Popular modifications include straightening the nose, changing its angle, reshaping the tip, narrowing the bridge, and altering the width of the nostrils.
Often the reason for a rhinoplasty is purely subjective: the size and shape of the nose may seem fine in isolation, but a patient may believe that it clashes with the lines, curves and angles of other facial features. Unwanted characteristics include a bulbous tip, a bump and a nose that is too wide. There are surgical solutions for each of these examples, and others. The board-certified surgeons of The Plastic Surgery Center are skilled in reducing the size or thinning a nose, adding volume, correcting imperfections, and changing the projection and angle of the nose.
Our experienced surgeons have also performed hundreds of procedures that address medical conditions, such as fixing a broken nose, widening nasal passages or removing obstructions for patients with breathing problems, and repairing a deviated septum, the wall that separates the breathing passages.