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A nose correction or rhinoplasty is the treatment of choice to alter the shape and size of the center point of the face - your nose. The anatomy of the nose is complex and minor deviations in the configuration of bones, cartilages and soft tissue may lead to an aesthetically unpleasant appearance or the size and or shape may not be in harmony with the rest of the facial features. These deviations can be purely genetically inherited or acquired due to accidents or soft tissue diseases. Depending on your individual case, a nose correction can either address the outer nose (cosmetic rhinoplasty), the inner nose and the septum in case of functional deficits like difficulties with breathing or snoring (functional septorhinoplasty) or all of the above at once. Nose correction surgery has a very low complication rate and a very high satisfaction rate with our patients. The procedure can be performed either as an isolated procedure or in combination with other facial procedures like , , frontal lift or with chin augmentation with implants. Pre-operative considerations include an thorough evaluation of your anatomy and bone structure including the recommendation of possible complementary procedures like a chin implant to correct imbalances of the facial skeleton which often exist in rhinoplasty patients. Our advice regarding the combination of procedures, your understanding of the 3 dimensional composition of your face and our in-depth knowledge of the different available techniques are paramount in obtaining long-lasting and natural results. Our surgeons performed more than 300 nose correction procedures within the last 10 years and have a vast experience in reduction as well as augmentation rhinoplasty. We offer as well a ample experience in nose surgery for in transgender patients.

FREE CONSULTATIONS FOR WHAT CLINIC PATIENTS. Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Specialist, graduated from the Santa Casa de Misericordia Hospital in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Member of the Dominican Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and the Dominican Medical Association.