Rhinoplasty

Dr. Robert Schwartz offers liquid rhinoplasty — non-surgical nose reshaping using hyaluronic acid fillers — as a minimally invasive alternative to surgical rhinoplasty for patients seeking subtle nasal contouring without surgery or downtime. Using precise filler placement, Dr. Schwartz can smooth a dorsal hump, refine nasal tip appearance, improve symmetry, and lift a drooping tip. The procedure takes 15 to 30 minutes, is performed under topical anaesthesia, and produces immediately visible results that last six to eighteen months. Note: liquid rhinoplasty cannot address functional issues such as a deviated septum or breathing obstruction.

Eisemann Plastic Surgery Center offers rhinoplasty using open, closed, and Piezo ultrasonic techniques, with pricing from $6,000 to $8,000 inclusive of all fees. Dr. Michael Eisemann's triple board certification — spanning plastic surgery, facial plastic surgery, and otolaryngology — provides a uniquely comprehensive foundation for nasal procedures. Revision rhinoplasty is also available. Recovery involves splint removal around week one and full healing by six weeks.

Rhinoplasty (nose reshaping surgery) by Dr. David Hill MD, fellowship-trained plastic surgeon. $6,100–$10,700. Open or closed technique under general anaesthesia. Addresses nasal hump, tip refinement, nostril width, and breathing function. One of Chicago's most credentialed rhinoplasty surgeons. Recovery: splint for one week, most swelling resolves over six to twelve months.

Primary rhinoplasty at Funk Facial Plastic Surgery is performed by Dr. Etai Funk, one of Houston's most experienced facial rhinoplasty specialists with approximately 200 procedures per year. The approach balances aesthetic refinement with functional breathing outcomes, drawing on Dr. Funk's dual expertise in facial plastic surgery and ENT. Ethnic, male, and teen rhinoplasty variants are offered with technique adaptations suited to each patient's anatomy. Revision rhinoplasty is also available. Non-surgical rhinoplasty using dermal filler is an option for patients seeking a non-permanent reshaping alternative.

Dr. Salomon offers both endonasal and open rhinoplasty at his South Miami practice, with a philosophy centered on preserving and reshaping existing cartilage rather than removing tissue. The procedure may address cosmetic concerns such as a dorsal hump, bulbous tip, asymmetry, or a drooping nasal tip, as well as functional issues affecting breathing. Surgery typically takes one to three hours under general anesthesia. Initial shape improvements become visible within two to three weeks; subtle refinements continue for up to one year.

Dr. Sam Jejurikar performs rhinoplasty at his North Dallas practice to address cosmetic concerns including dorsal humps, bulbous or drooping nasal tips, crooked bridges, and overall facial asymmetry. Both open and closed surgical approaches are available depending on complexity. Functional breathing concerns such as a deviated septum can often be corrected simultaneously. Crisalix 3D imaging is used during consultations to simulate likely outcomes, and most patients return to desk work within two weeks of surgery.

Dr. Philip Miller performs primary, revision, ethnic, and micro rhinoplasty from his Midtown East Manhattan practice under the NatraNose methodology — a philosophy emphasising proportional, natural-looking nasal refinement rather than a uniform aesthetic. Open, closed, and preservation techniques are selected based on each patient's anatomy and goals. Procedures typically last one to two and a half hours, and most patients return to office work within approximately one week. Dr. Miller holds double board certification in facial plastic surgery and otolaryngology, with more than 20 years focused exclusively on facial procedures.

Dr. Avashia offers primary and revision rhinoplasty using advanced ultrasonic and preservation techniques that minimise structural trauma and accelerate healing. As a member of The Rhinoplasty Society, he performs open, closed, ethnic, and reconstructive nose surgery tailored to each patient's facial anatomy. Non-surgical rhinoplasty using dermal filler is also available for patients seeking a non-invasive reshaping option.

Dr. Edward Kwak performs primary, revision, ethnic, and Asian rhinoplasty at his Carnegie Hill surgical suite. Each procedure is tailored to the patient's facial proportions and cultural aesthetics, using cartilage grafts where needed. Financing through CareCredit and PatientFi is available. Personalised quotes follow an in-person or virtual consultation.

Rhinoplasty by Dr. Jorge de la Pedraja at Gables Plastic Surgery in Coral Gables, Miami. The closed (endonasal) approach is the primary technique, with an open columella incision available when needed for complex structural refinements. Addresses dorsal humps, nasal tip projection, width, asymmetry, and breathing concerns. Full aesthetic results visible at approximately one year as residual swelling fully resolves.

Dr. Steven Dayan leads one of the highest-volume rhinoplasty practices in the United States from this Chicago Old Town clinic, with over 3,500 procedures completed and approximately 200 performed each year. Both open and closed techniques are available, with incision approach selected based on the complexity of the case and the patient's anatomy. Closed rhinoplasty keeps all incisions within the nostrils, avoiding external scarring, and is preferred for less complex modifications. Revision rhinoplasty, deviated septum repair, and non-surgical liquid rhinoplasty using precision filler injections are also offered.

Dr. Sherman performs both closed and open rhinoplasty, selecting the approach based on complexity. Closed rhinoplasty — used in approximately half his cases — leaves no external scar and is associated with less postoperative swelling. Septoplasty can be performed simultaneously and may qualify for partial insurance coverage. Nasal splint removal at six to seven days; most patients return to work within twelve days.

Dr. Rohrich performs open rhinoplasty to address tip refinement, dorsal hump reduction, deviated septum, and functional breathing issues. As chair of the world's premier Dallas Rhinoplasty Conference and a globally recognised authority on nasal surgery, he applies a precision approach he describes as 'surgery of millimetres'. Liquid rhinoplasty (non-surgical) is also available. Revision rhinoplasty is offered for patients seeking correction of prior results.

Dr Fortes performs primary and revision rhinoplasty using open or closed techniques tailored to each patient's nasal anatomy and aesthetic objectives. With 25 years of experience and over 41 documented before-and-after rhinoplasty cases, the practice offers cosmetic nasal hump reduction, tip refinement, alar base narrowing, and functional airway correction (septoplasty). Dr Fortes takes an ethnicity-sensitive approach, aiming for results that harmonise with the patient's facial features rather than imposing a single aesthetic template. Surgery is performed as an outpatient procedure in one to two hours under general anaesthesia.

Dr. Frank Agullo performs open and closed rhinoplasty and revision rhinoplasty at his El Paso practice, using VECTRA 3D imaging for pre-surgical visualization. The procedure addresses overall nose size, bridge width, dorsal humps, tip projection and definition, nostril dimensions, and alar flaring. Open rhinoplasty uses a small columellar incision for direct visualization of the nasal framework; closed rhinoplasty keeps all incisions endonasal. Recovery involves one week with nasal tape in place, with swelling reducing over two to twelve weeks and final results in some patients taking up to one year.

Triple board-certified Dr. Mentz — ranked #8 nationally for rhinoplasty by Newsweek — offers primary and revision rhinoplasty at his AAAASF-accredited Houston surgical centre. His head and neck surgery training provides an anatomical depth rarely found in general plastic surgery practices. All-inclusive pricing covers surgeon, anesthesia, and facility fees.

Dr Afrooz performs open, closed, ethnic, functional, and revision rhinoplasty from his Coral Gables practice. Techniques are tailored to diverse anatomy including African-American, Middle Eastern, Hispanic/Latinx, and Asian noses. Functional rhinoplasty for airway correction may qualify for insurance coverage. Recovery involves one to two weeks of initial downtime, with full resolution at approximately one year.

Dr. Garcia performs both cosmetic and functional rhinoplasty to reshape the nose in harmony with surrounding facial features. Whether addressing a dorsal hump, nasal tip refinement, asymmetry, or breathing obstruction, procedures are planned with reference to the patient's overall facial proportions to ensure a natural outcome that complements their appearance rather than looking surgically altered.

Eden Plastic Surgery offers open and closed rhinoplasty to reshape the nose for improved facial balance. Dr. Charafeddine addresses dorsal humps, crooked bridges, bulbous tips, wide nostrils, and asymmetry. Sub-variants include revision rhinoplasty, male rhinoplasty, ethnic and Asian rhinoplasty, teen rhinoplasty, septoplasty for deviated septum, nostril reduction, and nasal fracture repair.

Open and closed rhinoplasty to reshape the nose by addressing dorsal humps, bulbous or broad nasal tips, asymmetry, crooked bridges, and deviated septa. Dr. Charafeddine specialises in primary, ethnic, teen, revision, and non-surgical rhinoplasty. Open rhinoplasty uses a small external incision across the columella for maximum visibility; closed rhinoplasty uses internal incisions only. Both techniques can address functional and cosmetic concerns simultaneously.

Dr. Egrari performs both open and closed rhinoplasty techniques at the AAAASF-accredited on-site surgical centre in Bellevue. Procedures typically run two to three hours under general anaesthesia. Revision rhinoplasty is also available for patients seeking to refine prior work. A nasal splint is worn for approximately one week post-operatively, with most patients returning to desk work within ten to fourteen days. Functional nasal corrections may qualify for partial insurance coverage.

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.

Dr. Paul D. Durand performs rhinoplasty using preservation, ultrasonic, open, and closed techniques — as well as revision, ethnic, male, and teenage rhinoplasty. Procedures typically last one to three hours under general anesthesia. Each plan is designed around the patient's facial anatomy and aesthetic goals, with no published price list; custom quotes are provided at consultation. Financing is available through CareCredit and Alphaeon.

Dr. George Moynihan performs open rhinoplasty using the Piezotome ultrasonic device for precise, atraumatic bone reshaping. The procedure addresses dorsal humps, bulbous or wide nasal tips, asymmetry, and functional breathing concerns. Revision rhinoplasty is also available for patients seeking correction after prior surgery. Recovery involves cast removal at 5–7 days, return to work around one week, and full resolution of swelling over twelve months.