
08/08/2025
Rhinoplasty is one of my very favourite procedures - so varied, so many technical intricacies, so challenging but very enjoyable and very rewarding. It has the potential to be completely transformative - make a genuine difference to patients lives, improve confidence and function.
Yesterday, I performed 3 primary rhinoplasties - all completely different.
The first case was a straight profile (no bump), just too too high and out of proportion to her facial features. This is a less common indication but can also be transformative, creating a much more balanced and feminine profile.
The 2nd case (and 2nd photo here) was probably the most challenging - thick skin, bulbous tip,
high septal deviation, short septum - more tricks required to get it right, more pitfalls to be wary of, but very fulfilling and I can’t wait my patients reaction when we remove the cast.
The final case (not shown here) was a classic rhinoplasty nose - trio of bump on bridge, droopy tip and septal deviation.
More than any other facial procedure, the surgical plan needs to be meticulously carefully tailored to the individual.