Nose Surgery Specialists - the United States, Canada, Mexico

Information for Rhinoplasty Patients

Rhinoplasty is a surgical procedure that allows a patient to attain a more balanced facial profile by changing the size and shape of the nose. During this 1-3 hour-long procedure, a surgeon makes an incision in the vertical strip of skin separating the nostrils called the columella (open rhinoplasty), or in the inside of the nose (closed rhinoplasty). The skin is then gently lifted and the cartilage is reshaped in order to improve facial symmetry. After surgery, the nose is supported by an external splint and the patient may be asked to keep the head elevated for 24 hours after surgery. Some patients can resume their social life within four weeks of surgery, but the majority of patients choose to wait a full six weeks before going out again. Patients may also choose to undergo other surgeries in addition to rhinoplasty, such as facelift, liposuction and tummy tuck, in order to achieve a complete face and body makeover. If considering plastic surgery, please consult a board-certified plastic surgeon before making any decisions.

This list shows some of the locations where plastic surgeons offer rhinoplasty procedures: Rhinoplasty is one of the more common cosmetic surgeries performed throughout the United States and around the world. Alexandria Rhinoplasty, Dayton Rhinoplasty, Inland Empire Rhinoplasty, La Jolla Rhinoplasty, Rutland Rhinoplasty, Birmingham Rhinoplasty, Tulsa Rhinoplasty, Columbus Rhinoplasty, Clearwater Rhinoplasty, Lansing Rhinoplasty, St. Petersburg Rhinoplasty, Oklahoma City Rhinoplasty, Fredericksburg Rhinoplasty, Long Beach Rhinoplasty, Los Angeles Rhinoplasty, Sonoma Rhinoplasty and Newport Beach Rhinoplasty.

Delaware County Rhinoplasty, Herndon Rhinoplasty, Reston Rhinoplasty, Montgomery County Rhinoplasty, Canton Rhinoplasty, Eua Claire Rhinoplasty, Allentown Rhinoplasty, Harrisburg Rhinoplasty, Bucks County Rhinoplasty, Philadelphia Rhinoplasty, Kansas City Rhinoplasty, St. Louis Rhinoplasty, Omaha Rhinoplasty and Las Vegas Rhinoplasty.

Board-certified plastic surgeons are available to answer any/all questions that prospective patients may have about the expectations and risks associated with rhinoplasty procedures. Atlanta Rhinoplasty, Bloomington Rhinoplasty, Champaign Rhinoplasty, Chicago Rhinoplasty, Decatur Rhinoplasty, Peoria Rhinoplasty, Springfield Rhinoplasty, and Wichita Rhinoplasty, Toronto Rhinoplasty, Portland Rhinoplasty, Albuquerque Rhinoplasty, Northern Rhinoplasty, Southern New Jersey Rhinoplasty, Albany Rhinoplasty, Manhattan Rhinoplasty and New York City Rhinoplasty.