INFO & BLOG
About diagnosis, treatment and recovery
What is rhinoplasty and which problems does it solve?
Rhinoplasty is surgery that addresses the appearance and breathing function of the nose together; it can correct a dorsal hump, a wide or drooping tip, deviation and septal issues.
What is the difference between open and closed rhinoplasty, which is right for me?
The open technique gives full visibility in complex and revision cases; the closed technique leaves no external scar. The choice depends on your nasal structure and goals.
Does piezo (ultrasonic) rhinoplasty really cause less bruising?
Because piezo reshapes bone without harming soft tissue, less bruising and more controlled bone correction are aimed for.
Does rhinoplasty affect my breathing, can the septum be corrected at the same time?
With septorhinoplasty, aesthetic correction and a deviated septum can be addressed in the same operation; the goal is both appearance and comfortable breathing.
Is a natural result possible, will my nose look "operated"?
Our philosophy is a result that belongs to your face, understated and balanced; over-corrected, operated-looking noses are avoided.
How does recovery progress, when can I return to work/social life?
The early period involves a splint/packing and swelling; most patients return to social life soon, and the result settles over months.
How long do swelling and bruising last, when does the result settle?
Noticeable swelling and bruising subside in the first weeks; the final shape of the nose settles over months.
Why is revision rhinoplasty more challenging and when can it be performed?
It requires more advanced planning due to changes left from the previous operation and is usually planned after the tissues have healed.
Who is non-surgical (filler) nose reshaping suitable for?
Temporary and limited corrections with fillers without surgery are an option for suitable candidates; they are not a permanent solution.
How does the process work for patients coming from abroad?
The process is organized end to end, including a visa invitation letter, airport transfer, accommodation and a medical interpreter.