Rhinoplasty

Surgical nose reshaping by Dr Marco Faria-Correa offering implant rhinoplasty, hybrid rhinoplasty, and total autologous rhinoplasty using the patient's own cartilage, from SGD 3,000 at Mount Elizabeth Novena.

Open and closed rhinoplasty for aesthetic nose reshaping and functional correction, performed under general anaesthesia with incisions under 3mm for minimal visible scarring.

Dr. David Whiteman specialises in rhinoplasty and ethnic rhinoplasty at Southern Plastic Surgery in Duluth, Georgia. Ethnic rhinoplasty is a specific area of expertise — Dr. Whiteman is recognized for his work preserving the distinctive nasal features of patients from diverse ethnic backgrounds while achieving the patient's aesthetic goals. Standard cosmetic rhinoplasty addresses concerns including nasal size, dorsal hump reduction, tip refinement, and nasal asymmetry. Combined functional and aesthetic cases are also performed.

The Swan Center performs rhinoplasty to reshape the nose for improved facial harmony, addressing concerns such as a prominent dorsal hump, a wide or bulbous tip, asymmetry, or a drooping nasal tip. Procedures are customised to each patient's facial proportions and aesthetic goals using open or closed technique depending on the complexity of the reshaping required. Both cosmetic and functional rhinoplasty addressing airway obstruction are available. Final results are visible once post-surgical swelling fully resolves, typically over twelve months.

Dr. Jeremy White at ARC Plastic Surgery in Aventura, Miami performs primary, functional, revision, and nostril reduction rhinoplasty. As a dual-trained specialist in both Plastic Surgery and Otolaryngology, Dr. White has an exceptionally thorough understanding of nasal anatomy. He favours the closed rhinoplasty approach — all incisions placed inside the nostrils — for most patients, leaving no external scars. Consultation required for individual pricing.

Dr. Athré was the first surgeon in Houston to adopt the ultrasonic rhinoplasty (piezotome) technique, enabling precise bone reshaping with minimal trauma to surrounding tissue. The practice offers primary and revision rhinoplasty using open or closed approaches, dorsal preservation, and ethnic rhinoplasty tailored to a wide range of anatomies. No nasal splints or packing are used on the day of surgery, and most patients return to work within six days. Surgeon fee starts at $9,000 for primary and $15,000 for revision cases.

ACPS rhinoplasty surgeons perform primary and revision nose reshaping procedures using open or closed techniques tailored to each patient's nasal anatomy and aesthetic objectives. Procedures may address the nasal bridge (reducing a hump or augmenting a flat bridge), tip definition, alar width, nostril asymmetry, and airway function. ACPS surgeons approach rhinoplasty with a commitment to proportional, ethnic-sensitive results that harmonise with the patient's overall facial features rather than imposing a standardised appearance.

Dr. Daniel Barrett performs both open and closed rhinoplasty at his Beverly Hills surgical center. Closed rhinoplasty — performed entirely through the nostrils — suits minor modifications such as dorsal hump removal or small tip refinements with minimal swelling and no external scarring. Open rhinoplasty uses a small inter-columellar incision to allow direct cartilage access for more complex reshaping, reconstruction, and grafting. The procedure takes approximately four hours under general anesthesia, with most patients back to work within one week.

Dr. Andrew S. Frankel performs aesthetic, functional, ethnic, and revision rhinoplasty from his Beverly Hills practice using both open and closed techniques. The practice cites the Beverly Hills rhinoplasty range as $8,000–$20,000, with revision cases averaging higher due to complexity and potential cartilage grafting from the ear or rib. Procedures are outpatient under general anaesthesia, typically lasting one to two hours. Patients can drive and return to desk work at approximately eight days and resume strenuous exercise at three weeks. Full tip refinement results are visible over six to eighteen months.

Dr. Adam Schaffner performs aesthetic, revisional, and reconstructive rhinoplasty from his Midtown Manhattan practice, using both open and closed technique depending on the complexity of the case and patient anatomy. Aesthetic rhinoplasty addresses concerns including disproportionate nose size, a prominent dorsal hump, a wide or bulbous tip, and nasal asymmetry. Revisional rhinoplasty corrects unsatisfactory results from prior nasal surgery. Reconstructive cases may address a deviated septum or compromised airway, and may be partially covered by insurance where functional impairment is documented. Procedures are performed under general anaesthesia and typically last approximately two hours.

Primary and revision rhinoplasty by Dr. Adam Weinfeld, a board-certified plastic surgeon and rhinoplasty specialist with 15+ years and 12,500+ procedures. Open, closed, structural preservation, and piezo ultrasonic rhinoplasty techniques are available. Transparent all-inclusive pricing: primary rhinoplasty from $19,000, revision from $26,000. The practice is widely recognized as a leading rhinoplasty center in Austin, TX.

Open and closed rhinoplasty by a specialist plastic surgeon using composite technique for Asian noses — silicone bridge augmentation combined with ear cartilage tip refinement for natural, long-lasting results.

Surgical nose reshaping and augmentation by Dr Ivor J. Lim, covering rhinoplasty for refinement of nasal cartilage and bone, and nose implant surgery for bridge augmentation.

Surgical nose reshaping performed by Dr Karen Sng to refine nasal profile, bridge height, tip definition, and overall facial harmony.

Open Korean-style rhinoplasty by Dr Ng Siew Weng using ear, septum, or rib cartilage grafting for natural bridge augmentation, tip refinement, and dorsal hump correction suited to Asian nasal anatomy.

Surgical nose reshaping to correct aesthetic concerns and functional issues such as breathing difficulties. Techniques adapted for both Asian and Caucasian anatomy using cartilage grafting from the septum, ears, or ribs.

Surgical nose reshaping by specialist plastic surgeon Dr Andrew Tay, addressing nasal bridge, tip, and functional concerns including deviated septum — tailored for Asian nasal anatomy.

Rhinoplasty by Dr Woffles Wu, an internationally acclaimed craniofacial surgeon whose early career Young Surgeon award was for published research in nasal anatomy — offering nose reshaping with a deep anatomical foundation.

Nose augmentation and reduction rhinoplasty to reshape the bridge, tip, and nostrils, performed by Senior Consultant Plastic Surgeon Dr Marcus Wong at Wong's Plastic Surgery Centre.

Surgical nose reshaping by MOH-accredited Consultant Plastic Surgeon Dr. Yeap Choong Lieng, addressing aesthetic concerns and functional breathing issues. Open, closed, revision, and functional rhinoplasty techniques available.

Primary, revision, and functional rhinoplasty performed by double board-certified plastic and ENT surgeon Dr. Jeremy White at ARC Plastic Surgery Miami. Dr. White's preferred approach is closed rhinoplasty — all incisions inside the nostrils with no external scarring. Open, functional/septoplasty, and ethnic rhinoplasty are also offered. Consultation required for pricing.

Primary and revision rhinoplasty by Dr. Mark Mitchell Jones, double board-certified in plastic surgery and otolaryngology–head & neck surgery. Dual board certification makes Dr. Jones uniquely qualified to address both aesthetic and functional nasal concerns including dorsal hump reduction, tip refinement, septoplasty, and breathing correction in a single procedure. Open and closed techniques are available depending on the complexity of the case.

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.

Surgical and non-surgical rhinoplasty to reshape the nose for aesthetic or functional improvement. Surgical rhinoplasty addresses the bridge, tip, nostrils, and overall nasal proportion using open or closed techniques tailored to each patient's anatomy. Non-surgical rhinoplasty using dermal fillers such as Juvederm, Voluma, and fat injections is available for patients seeking temporary contouring without surgery. Performed by double board-certified surgeon Dr. George Marosan, FACS.