What is Rib Cartilage Rhinoplasty? Rib cartilage rhinoplasty is an advanced nasal surgery technique that uses the patient’s own rib cartilage to reshape and reconstruct the nose. Instead of artificial implants, cartilage is harvested from the rib and carefully sculpted to create structural support for the nasal framework.This method is

What is Nasal Capsular Contracture? Nasal capsular contracture is a complication that may occur after rhinoplasty, particularly when artificial implants are used. It happens when scar tissue forms around the implant and gradually tightens, causing the nose to become distorted.As the capsule of scar tissue contracts, it can pull the

What is Wide Nasal Bridge (Lateral Osteotomy) Surgery? Flat and broad nasal bone and thick skin are the main factors which attribute to wide nasal bridge. The width of the nasal bridge can be narrowed and reduced down through lateral osteotomy procedure. Who is a candidate? Recommended to those who:

Alarplasty, also known as Alar Base Reduction, is a surgical procedure designed to reshape and refine the width or curvature of the nostrils. A wide alar base can make the nose appear flat, bulbous, or disproportionate to the rest of the facial features, even when the nasal bridge or tip

What is Bulbous / Big Nose Rhinoplasty? There are two main reasons for the formation of a pear-shaped (bulb-shaped) nose: the skin of the tip of the nose is too thick with excess soft tissue; when the septal cartilage is too thick or large. With this type of correction, the

Short nose Rhinoplasty – Surgical methods What is Short Nose Rhinoplasty? A short nose is usually characterized by an imbalance in the proportions of facial features. The upturned tip of the nose visually shortens the nose and opens the nostrils.Description of the procedure This procedure uses autologous septal cartilage and