Typically used for major reshaping of the nose.
Involves making incisions to completely separate the skin of the nose from the underlying bone and cartilage, providing better access and a clearer view of the nasal anatomy
Used for more minor reshaping.
Involves making incisions inside the nostrils to separate the skin from the bone and cartilage, allowing for reshaping without external scars.
Non-Surgical RhinoplastyEnhances the appearance of the nose using dermal fillers to temporarily fill dips, correct bumps, lift a droopy nasal tip, or refine irregularities.Functional RhinoplastyRestores nasal form and function after disease, cancer treatments, traumatic injuries, or congenital defects. It can also correct breathing issues like a deviated septum.Revision RhinoplastyAimed at correcting or revising problems that arise from a previous rhinoplasty surgery, which may be minor or more complex.
Makeup Contouring – Using light and dark shades to create the illusion of a more refined nose.
Facial Exercises – Some believe that targeted exercises can strengthen muscles around the nose, though results are minimal.
Dermal Fillers (Liquid Rhinoplasty) – Injectable fillers (like hyaluronic acid) can correct asymmetry, refine the bridge, or lift the tip without surgery.
Traditional Rhinoplasty – A permanent solution to reshape the nose, correct bumps, adjust nostril size, or refine the nasal tip.
Septoplasty – Corrects a deviated septum, improving both function and aesthetics.
Alarplasty – Reduces the width of the nostrils for a more balanced look.
Posture & Angles – Proper posture and camera angles can visually enhance nasal proportions in photos.
Skincare – Keeping the nose well-moisturized and exfoliated improves texture, making it appear smoother and more refined.