Rhinoplasty
Facial harmonization through a nose proportional to the rest of the facial features.
Rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty adjusts the shape, size or function of the nose, seeking balance with the rest of the face — respecting each patient's identity.
It may be aesthetic, functional (breathing-related) or both, and planning is always built on a detailed evaluation of nasal and facial anatomy.
The post-operative period involves nasal splinting for a few days and specific care until the result stabilizes.
- — Joint evaluation of aesthetics and breathing function, when applicable.
- — Individualized planning — there is no "standard" nose.
- — Use of a nasal splint during the first days of recovery.
- — Final result seen gradually over the following months.
Common questions about rhinoplasty
Is rhinoplasty very painful?
Discomfort is individual and managed with medical guidance; swelling and pressure are more common than intense pain.
How long until the swelling goes away?
The most visible swelling reduces within the first weeks, but final refinement of the result can take months.
Can breathing and aesthetics be corrected at the same time?
Yes, when indicated — the consultation assessment defines whether functional correction alongside aesthetics is needed.