Profile harmonization
Reshapes the nose for perfect proportions, creating balance between the nose, chin, and the rest of the face
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Rhinoplasty is a surgical procedure that reshapes the nose to harmonize it with the rest of the face, addressing the bridge, tip, and nostril width.
Septorhinoplasty combines aesthetic goals with functional ones. It corrects a deviated nasal septum to improve breathing and reduce snoring and recurrent sinusitis.
Two different objectives, a single surgery when needed.
The procedure is performed under general anesthesia and lasts approximately 3 hours. Two techniques are available:
At the end of the procedure, a splint or cast is applied to protect and stabilize the nose. The length of the clinic stay is evaluated on a case-by-case basis depending on the complexity of the surgery.


Rhinoplasty is ideal for you if you identify with one or more of the following:
WHAT TO AVOID:
POST-PROCEDURE PRECAUTIONS:
This procedure must be performed exclusively by a qualified and certified plastic and maxillofacial surgeon in an authorized and accredited facility with appropriate equipment for general anesthesia. It requires a thorough preliminary medical evaluation, rhinomanometry (measurement of nasal airflow) if breathing problems are present, blood and instrumental tests, and a specialist consultation to plan the surgery. It is contraindicated in cases of active smoking (must be stopped at least 4 weeks prior), cardiovascular diseases, coagulation disorders, active upper respiratory tract infections, or unrealistic aesthetic expectations. Results vary based on nasal anatomy, skin quality, cartilage elasticity, age, and individual healing response. A natural and proportionate result requires a very precise technique and a deep knowledge of nasal anatomy. We follow up with you at 7 days, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, and 1 year with post-operative check-ups to monitor healing, breathing, and the aesthetic outcome. Any micro-touch-ups are evaluated exclusively 12 months after the initial surgery, once the final result has completely stabilized.