Rhinoplasty in Newport Beach
If you are considering enhancing your facial aesthetic or addressing functional issues with your nose, rhinoplasty offers a comprehensive solution. This procedure, tailored to fit individual goals and facial harmony, not only improves appearance but can also significantly enhance breathing function.
Offering an unmatched blend of aesthetic enhancement and functional correction, our surgeons at FaceologyMD are backed by years of specialized training and a commitment to achieving natural, harmonious results that align with our patient’s unique facial structure.
About Rhinoplasty
A rhinoplasty is an aesthetic surgery for changing the shape and appearance of the nose. The operation can also address breathing or functional problems related to the nose.
The goal of rhinoplasty surgery is to make subtle changes; however, the results can be quite dramatic in improving facial harmony and overall appearance. Improving the shape of the nose while preserving the complex structural integrity of the anatomy makes rhinoplasty surgery the most difficult among cosmetic procedures.
Our specialist spends considerable time with each patient, using digital photographs taken in the clinic and an image-altering software program to determine each individual’s aesthetic goals and the outcomes that will best suit their face.
Some patients come with very specific results in mind, while others seek more guidance in determining their goals. For all patients, our approach is to achieve balance, decrease imperfections, and enhance the overall aesthetic harmony of the face.
Common Nose Problems Addressed in Surgery
There are a wide variety of “problem areas” for which nose surgery patients have been successfully treated. These areas can include (but are not limited to):
- Bump or hump on bridge of the nose
- Crooked nose
- Bridge too wide
- Bridge too flat
- Visible angles or ridges of nasal bones
- Nasal tip too wide or irregular
- Nostrils too flared or wide
- Nose too long
- Nose too short
- Nasal tip asymmetric
- Nasal tip pinched
- Nasal breathing obstruction
Types of Rhinoplasty
PRIMARY RHINOPLASTY
First-time rhinoplasty, or primary rhinoplasty, is the best opportunity to create the nose a patient wishes they were born with and improve any undesired imperfections. The goal of this surgery should be to create improvements that look pleasing but also fit the individual’s other features.
Our specialist believes that a cosmetic surgeon must be sensitive to variations in ethnicity, culture, familial traits, and more when guiding and treating patients. Rather than creating one specific type of nose, the results of nose surgeries are quite diverse, reflecting the wide variations in our patients’ backgrounds, preferences, and overall facial features.
REVISION RHINOPLASTY
Patients who experienced an unfavorable cosmetic outcome or breathing problems from previous nasal surgery may seek revision rhinoplasty. When previous surgery has caused a weakening of the cartilage and/or bone of the nose, this can lead to collapse, pinching, or contraction even years after the original surgery.
This surgery is significantly more complex due to scar tissue, damage to the native structure, and limited material for supportive grafting. Specialized techniques are used to restore the stability and interconnections of the cartilages and bone of the nose, improving contour, function, and appearance for a long-term optimal result.
COSMETIC RHINOPLASTY
Improving imperfections such as a crooked nose, prominent hump, droopy tip, or many other issues to enhance the appearance of the nose, without addressing breathing problems, is cosmetic rhinoplasty.
Our specialist spends considerable time creating a detailed plan with patients to identify individual concerns, variations in anatomy, and limitations. This thorough approach ensures that patients can expect a predictable and lasting result.
FUNCTIONAL RHINOPLASTY
A procedure called a functional rhinoplasty is used to correct nasal breathing problems. Difficulty breathing can be a result of the patient’s native anatomy or from previous trauma.
There are several target valves and maneuvers that can be performed to improve the passage of air through the nose. Our specialist performs rhinoplasties in a way in which both cosmetic and functional breathing problems can be corrected in the same operation.
Key Benefits of Rhinoplasty
Enhanced Facial Symmetry
Rhinoplasty adjusts the size, shape, and proportions of the nose, achieving a balance with the other facial features. This alignment plays a crucial role in enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal of the face, emphasizing the natural beauty inherent in each individual’s unique facial structure.
Corrected Breathing Issues
The procedure goes beyond surface-level improvements to address internal structural issues that may impair nasal airflow. By rectifying these functional obstacles, rhinoplasty offers a dual benefit: it not only improves the physical appearance of the nose but also significantly enhances breathing efficiency, contributing to better respiratory health and comfort.
Long-term Satisfaction
Unlike temporary cosmetic solutions, rhinoplasty provides permanent alterations tailored to meet the individual’s aesthetic goals and functional needs. This long-lasting nature of the results ensures that the benefits of the surgery extend well into the future, offering enduring satisfaction and an enhanced sense of self.
Customized Approaches
Recognizing the unique contours and characteristics of each face, rhinoplasty is highly personalized. Surgeons work closely with patients to understand their specific desires and needs, crafting a surgical plan that aligns with their individual aesthetic goals and facial anatomy.
This bespoke approach ensures that the outcomes are as natural-looking as they are beautiful.
These benefits highlight the transformative potential of rhinoplasty, offering not just a cosmetic enhancement but also a comprehensive improvement in both the physical and emotional aspects of an individual’s life.
What to Expect After Rhinoplasty Surgery?
The recovery process after a rhinoplasty surgery can take longer than other facial plastic surgery procedures. This is a known and expected part of the natural healing process after nasal surgery.
Patients can expect healing and swelling to gradually improve in phases. It almost always takes one full year for final results to be appreciated and for the nose to become fully refined and healed after rhinoplasty. Even before your surgery, you will be scheduled for periodic follow-up appointments to monitor your progress and results.
Contact Us
If you want to learn more about the benefits of rhinoplasty or seek further information about this procedure, our dedicated team at FaceologyMD is here to assist. We invite you to reach out to arrange a consultation, discuss your goals, or address any inquiries you may have. Our commitment is to provide you with expert guidance and personalized care throughout your journey.
