Type
Rhinoplasty
Duration
3 hours
Rhinoplasty at Dr. Cerrati's Park City practice addresses cosmetic and functional nasal concerns including bridge humps, bulbous or drooping tip, deviated septum, crooked nose, and nasal valve collapse. Open and closed techniques are offered based on case complexity. Variants include revision rhinoplasty, teenage rhinoplasty, male rhinoplasty, Asian and ethnic rhinoplasty, and non-surgical liquid rhinoplasty. Out-of-town patients attend virtual consultations before travelling for surgery.
About this treatment
Dr. Eric Cerrati's rhinoplasty practice in Park City, Utah draws patients from across the United States seeking fellowship-trained, specialist-level nasal surgery from a double board-certified facial plastic surgeon. His dual certification in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery provides anatomical depth that distinguishes his outcomes from general plastic surgeons — the same subspecialty combination that…
The practice offers both open and closed rhinoplasty techniques. Open rhinoplasty uses a small incision across the columella, providing direct visualisation of the full nasal cartilaginous framework — preferred for complex tip reshaping, significant structural correction, or revision cases requiring cartilage grafting. Closed rhinoplasty keeps all incisions inside the nostrils, reducing external swelling and scarring for patients with more limited…
Procedures routinely addressed include dorsal hump reduction through rasping or controlled osteotomy, tip refinement for bulbous, boxy, or drooping tips using suture techniques or cartilage modification, septoplasty for deviated septum correction, nasal bone osteotomies to straighten a crooked nose, and spreader graft placement for nasal valve collapse and internal valve insufficiency. Turbinate reduction is available as a functional adjunct where mucosal…
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Consultation required — pricing discussed after evaluation. No prices are published; cost is case-specific and provided following virtual or in-person assessment.