17/04/2026
The nose sits at the centre of the face, which means it plays a key role in overall facial balance and harmony.
When assessing a patient for rhinoplasty, it is important to consider how the nose relates to surrounding features such as the chin, forehead, and overall facial profile. In many cases, subtle refinements to the nose can bring these elements into better proportion, creating a more balanced and natural appearance.
Because every face is unique, rhinoplasty planning must always be individualised, focusing on how each feature works together rather than changing the nose in isolation.
As a Consultant ENT and Facial Plastic Surgeon, Mr Florian Bast approaches rhinoplasty with careful attention to both facial aesthetics and nasal function, ensuring results that complement the patient’s natural features.