Rhinoplasty (Rhinoplastika — Operace Nosu)

Rhinoplasty at SANUS Hradec Králové reshapes the nose to improve proportion, symmetry, or function through surgical modification of cartilage and bone. The clinic's plastic surgery team offers two principal variants: soft-tissue rhinoplasty addressing cartilage and tip definition (38,000 Kč), and hard-nose rhinoplasty with dorsal hump removal and lateral osteotomy (50,000 Kč) for more significant skeletal changes. Procedures with cartilage grafts — used to build up a deficient bridge or refine the tip — are also available at 50,000 Kč. Surgery takes place in the ISO 9001-certified facility at Labská kotlina 1220/69 under general anaesthesia with inpatient overnight recovery.

Rhinoplasty (operace nosu) at SANUS Hradec Králové is a surgical procedure that permanently alters the shape, size, or proportions of the nose to improve facial harmony or nasal function (or both). It is performed by specialist plastic surgeons in the clinic's fully equipped operating theatre, supported by the clinic's ISO 9001 quality-certified processes and 4,000+ annual surgery throughput. Three variants are offered, priced transparently in the clinic's published price list: **Soft nose rhinoplasty (38,000 Kč)** — Addresses the lower third of the nose: tip refinement, cartilage repositioning, narrowing of a wide or bulbous tip, and correction of a drooping or over-projecting tip. No nasal bones are fractured. This is typically the approach for patients whose primary concern is tip shape or nasal base width rather than the bridge profile. **Hard nose rhinoplasty with hump + osteotomy (50,000 Kč)** — In addition to tip work, this approach removes a dorsal bony or cartilaginous hump and performs controlled osteotomies (controlled bone cuts) to narrow the nasal bridge and close the open roof left after hump reduction. This is the most comprehensive single-stage rhinoplasty for patients with a profile dorsal deviation. **Rhinoplasty with graft (50,000 Kč)** — Uses harvested cartilage (typically from the ear or rib) as a structural support or volume augmentation graft. Indicated when the native nasal cartilage is insufficient, such as in revision rhinoplasty, post-traumatic cases, or saddle-nose correction. All procedures are performed under general anaesthesia with a dedicated anaesthesiologist. The nose is packed internally for the first 24–48 hours; an external splint protects the nasal bones for approximately one week. Swelling peaks in the first week and reduces progressively — 70% of swelling resolves within three months, with the final refined shape visible at twelve months. Patients remain at the clinic for at least one night post-operatively before discharge. Contraindications include active nasal infection, bleeding disorders, and unrealistic expectations. Prior consultation is mandatory; 3D imaging may be used to visualise planned changes. Functional improvements (septal deviation, breathing) can be addressed at the same sitting if required.