Rhinoplasty in Los Angeles

Dr. Gary Motykie's signature closed (scarless) rhinoplasty uses an entirely intranasal approach — no external incision on the columella — to reshape the nose for cosmetic or reconstructive goals. Approximately half of Dr. Motykie's rhinoplasty caseload comprises complex revisions referred from other surgeons. Open rhinoplasty, ethnic rhinoplasty, and post-traumatic nasal reconstruction are also performed. Computer imaging is used during consultation for result visualisation. Procedure runs three to four hours under general anesthesia.

Primary and revision rhinoplasty to reshape the nose for improved facial harmony. Dr. Zarrabi performs both open and closed surgical rhinoplasty, addressing dorsal humps, tip refinement, nostril width, asymmetry, and airway function. Revision rhinoplasty corrects prior surgery using cartilage grafts as needed. Non-surgical liquid rhinoplasty using dermal fillers is also available for temporary, reversible refinement without downtime.

Dr. Jacob Sedgh performs primary and revision rhinoplasty at his West Hollywood practice, offering both open and closed techniques to address aesthetic and functional concerns. Procedures can refine the nasal tip, bridge, width, and nostrils while preserving or restoring nasal breathing function. Specialised approaches include ethnic rhinoplasty for Middle Eastern, Latino, African American, and Asian patients, as well as functional rhinoplasty to correct deviated septum and airway obstruction. Non-surgical liquid rhinoplasty is available for minor contour adjustments. Vectra 3D imaging is used at consultation to model potential outcomes before any commitment is made.

Primary and revision rhinoplasty performed at La Peer Surgery Center by board-certified surgeons including Dr. Babak Azizzadeh (facial plastic) and Dr. Hootan Zandifar (ENT/facial plastics). Addresses dorsal hump reduction, tip refinement, alar base narrowing, functional septoplasty, and ethnic rhinoplasty. Outpatient procedure under general anesthesia in a Beverly Hills AAAHC-accredited ASC. Initial swelling resolves within two to three weeks; final results visible at twelve months.

Dr. Rady Rahban performs primary and revision rhinoplasty at his AAAASF-accredited Lasky Drive Surgery Center in Beverly Hills. Both open and closed techniques are available depending on the degree of refinement required. The practice specialises in ethnic rhinoplasty — preserving heritage features while addressing concerns — male rhinoplasty, revision of previous surgery, rhinoplasty combined with chin implant for improved facial balance, and non-surgical rhinoplasty with fillers. Patients are discharged the same day and wear a nasal splint during the initial healing period; near-final results typically emerge at around six months.

Primary and revision rhinoplasty performed by Dr. Cat Huang-Begovic at her Beverly Hills practice. Dr. Huang-Begovic is dual board-certified in Plastic Surgery and Otolaryngology — a combination that provides exceptional training in both nasal anatomy and the underlying airway structures — making her particularly suited to functional and cosmetic combined nasal surgery. Both open (external incision) and closed (scarless) techniques are used depending on the complexity and goals of the procedure.

Rhinoplasty at Enhance Medical Center is performed by Dr. Charles S. Lee, a dual board-certified plastic surgeon with specialty fellowship training in aesthetic craniofacial surgery in Seoul. Both open and closed rhinoplasty techniques are available, with the approach selected based on the degree of structural change required. Dr. Lee has particular expertise in Asian rhinoplasty, addressing dorsal augmentation, tip projection, and alar refinement with anatomical precision. Ethnic preservation is emphasised throughout — the aim is natural improvement that complements each patient's facial structure. A thorough surgical consultation includes 3D imaging to preview expected outcomes before any procedure is planned.