Rhinoplasty (nose surgery) is a surgical procedure that addresses both the external shape of the nose and its breathing function. As an ENT-trained surgeon, my approach is to evaluate the septum, turbinates and internal nasal structures in the same operation while planning the appearance of the nose, because an aesthetic result and comfortable breathing cannot be considered separately.
On this page you will find my areas of work in rhinoplasty in one place: primary rhinoplasty, revision rhinoplasty, functional rhinoplasty (septorhinoplasty), the piezo (ultrasonic) technique, open and closed approaches, male rhinoplasty, nasal tip and dorsal hump correction. Each topic page describes the path I follow from the first examination to post-operative follow-up.
Planning is individual: facial proportions, skin thickness, cartilage and bone structure, previous operations and a breathing assessment are considered together. The decision to operate is made after a face-to-face examination and a discussion of expectations. The information below is for general guidance; diagnosis and treatment decisions are made during examination.
