Nose Correction

Nose Correction

A nose correction, also known as rhinoplasty, is a surgical procedure that can improve both the aesthetic appearance of the nose and its functionality. Many people opt for this procedure to reduce, enlarge, straighten their nose, or change the shape of the nose tip. In addition, a nose correction can also have medical indications, such as correcting breathing problems caused by a deviated nasal septum or other structural anomalies.

A crucial step before surgery is a detailed consultation with an experienced plastic surgeon. In this conversation, the individual wishes, expectations, and medical history of the patient are discussed to ensure that the procedure meets the desired goals. To truly achieve this goal, we advise you WITHOUT the use of virtual imaging technology, as this often does not reflect realistic expectations. However, you are welcome to bring pictures of your desired nose for discussion to use as a basis for conversation.

After surgery, it is normal to expect swelling and bruising, which usually subside within one to two weeks. The final results are often only visible after several months, as the nose needs a lot of time to settle and the swelling must completely subside. A final assessment of the nose correction is only made after one year.

It is important to have realistic expectations about the results and to be aware that every nose is unique.