Rhinoplasty

Seattle Plastic Surgery Center performs rhinoplasty to refine nasal size, shape, tip projection, bridge profile, and overall facial harmony. Dr. Craig Jonov's fellowship training in facial cosmetic and reconstructive surgery informs both open and closed technique approaches tailored to each patient's anatomy. The procedure is performed in the clinic's JCAHO-accredited OR under board-certified anesthesia, with two weeks of social downtime and final results visible as swelling resolves over twelve months.

Dr. Mustoe is recognized as a national rhinoplasty expert, addressing both aesthetic reshaping and functional concerns such as a deviated septum or impaired breathing. TLKM performs primary and revision rhinoplasty, with results tailored to each patient's facial proportions. Procedures are carried out at the private 900 N Michigan Ave surgical center in Chicago, with thorough pre-operative planning during a dedicated $300 consultation that applies toward the procedure.

Dr. Alexander Sobel performs primary, revisional, and ethnic rhinoplasty from the AAAHC-accredited surgical suite at the Bellevue, WA practice. Procedures use both open and closed technique, selected based on case complexity and anatomical requirements. Common aesthetic concerns addressed include dorsal hump reduction, nasal tip refinement, width correction, and asymmetry improvement. Functional rhinoplasty for septal deviation and airway obstruction is also available, and functional components may qualify for partial insurance coverage. The practice serves rhinoplasty patients from across greater Seattle, the Eastside, and the Pacific Northwest.

Dr. White performs his proprietary Elegant Precision™ Rhinoplasty using both open and closed techniques. His dual training in ENT and plastic surgery gives him rare expertise in nasal structure, function, and aesthetics — covering primary rhinoplasty, revision cases, nasal fracture repair, septoplasty, and turbinate surgery. Candidates should be at least 16 years old with fully developed nasal bones. Recovery involves swelling and bruising for approximately two weeks, with return to work in one to two weeks.

Rhinoplasty at The Swan Center in Alpharetta addresses nasal shape, size, proportion, and airway function. Open, closed, and tip plasty techniques are available, along with ethnic rhinoplasty to preserve natural facial harmony. The outpatient procedure is performed under general anaesthesia. A nasal splint is removed at five to seven days, and patients typically return to work or school in ten to fourteen days. Prices from $8,000.

The Oaks Plastic Surgery Houston performs rhinoplasty (nose reshaping surgery) to address aesthetic concerns including a prominent dorsal hump, bulbous tip, wide nostrils, nasal asymmetry, or poor nasal-facial harmony. Surgery may also address functional issues such as deviated septum causing breathing obstruction, in which case the functional and cosmetic work may be combined in a single procedure. Results are planned in consultation using imaging to align patient expectations with what is anatomically achievable. Recovery involves one to two weeks of visible bruising and swelling, with final refined shape emerging over twelve months.

Rhinoplasty performed by Dr. David Santos and Dr. Craig Jonov at Seattle Plastic Surgery Center, using open (columella incision) and closed methods under general or local-plus-sedation anesthesia. Procedures typically run 2.5 hours. The open approach allows direct visualization of the nasal cartilage framework for precise reshaping of the tip, bridge, and nostrils. Priced at $8,995 with either surgeon — transparent all-in pricing.

Rhinoplasty nose reshaping surgery by Dr. James M. Nachbar, MD, FACS at Scottsdale Plastic Surgery. Addresses nasal bridge height, tip refinement, nostril width, asymmetry, and deviated septum. All-inclusive practice estimate of $10,750 covering surgeon, anaesthesia, and facility. Open or closed approach selected based on complexity. Recovery approximately one month before presentable; final results at 12 months.

Dr. William Portuese performs primary and revision rhinoplasty at his on-site Medicare-certified surgery center in Seattle's First Hill neighborhood. His preferred closed technique places all incisions internally, leaving no external scarring. General anesthesia is administered by board-certified anesthesiologists. Primary rhinoplasty is priced from $11,600 all-inclusive; complex or revision cases from $13,800. Minor corrections such as columella adjustment or Weirs excision start at $4,850. Recovery involves a one-week cast with bruising resolving by two weeks and full healing at one year.

Rhinoplasty performed by Dr. Steven J. Pearlman, who has performed over 7,500 procedures across primary open, closed/endonasal, preservation, and septorhinoplasty techniques. Ultrasonic piezo instrumentation minimises bruising and swelling versus conventional osteotomes. Vectra 3D and Mirror 2D imaging allow virtual simulation of expected outcomes before surgery. Revision rhinoplasty up to $29,000 for complex cases. Upper East Side NYC location.

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.

Sound Plastic Surgery Seattle performs aesthetic and functional rhinoplasty using both open and closed techniques, depending on case complexity and patient anatomy. Procedures address concerns including disproportionate nose size, dorsal hump, wide or bulbous nasal tip, nasal asymmetry, and impaired nasal breathing. The practice offers primary rhinoplasty, revision rhinoplasty for patients with unsatisfactory results from prior nasal surgery, ethnic rhinoplasty preserving natural heritage features, and functional rhinoplasty for structural airway concerns. Computer simulation is available for pre-operative planning and expectation setting.

Dr. Mark Mandell-Brown performs aesthetic, revisional, and functional rhinoplasty using open and closed technique depending on the complexity of each case. His triple board certification — including Head and Neck Surgery — provides a comprehensive anatomical foundation for addressing both the cosmetic and functional components of the nose in a single procedure. Common concerns addressed include disproportionate nose size, a prominent dorsal hump, a wide or undefined nasal tip, nostril asymmetry, and a deviated septum causing impaired nasal airflow. Rhinoplasty results at this practice are designed to harmonise with the patient's overall facial proportions while preserving or improving nasal function.

Dr. Maas has performed over 3,000 rhinoplasty procedures and is among San Francisco's most experienced nose surgeons. The clinic offers primary, revision, ethnic, post-traumatic, and septorhinoplasty procedures using both open and closed techniques. Revision rhinoplasty accounts for nearly half of Dr. Maas's caseload, reflecting the referral trust placed by patients with complex correction needs. Non-surgical rhinoplasty with dermal filler is also available for patients not ready for surgery.

Portland Plastic Surgery Group performs rhinoplasty starting at $12,855, with an all-inclusive price that covers surgeon, surgical assistant, facility, anaesthesiologist, and CosmetAssure complication insurance. The four board-certified plastic surgeons at the Pearl District practice address aesthetic concerns including nasal profile, tip shape, dorsal hump, and asymmetry, as well as functional concerns such as a deviated septum or impaired breathing. Procedures are planned on an individual basis following consultation, using both open and closed technique depending on the complexity of the case.

Rhinoplasty at GW Medical Faculty Associates is performed by Dr. Michael Olding and Dr. Adam Singleton in Washington DC, covering both cosmetic and functional nasal surgery. Aesthetic rhinoplasty addresses dorsal hump reduction, tip refinement, asymmetry correction, and nasal width; functional cases include septoplasty for deviated septum and airway obstruction. Dr. Singleton, a facial plastic surgeon with subspecialty focus on nasal surgery, also performs septoplasty as part of his otolaryngology-based practice and treats nasal and maxillofacial trauma. Procedures are performed under general anesthesia at GW Hospital's surgical facilities.

Open, closed, ethnic, and revision rhinoplasty performed by Dr. Daniel Rousso and Dr. Austin Adams at an AAAHC-accredited on-site surgical centre. Procedures address nasal hump reduction, tip refinement, deviated septum correction, airway improvement, and ethnic rhinoplasty preserving natural heritage. Liquid non-surgical rhinoplasty using fillers is also available. General or IV sedation anaesthesia. Starting from $14,300 inclusive of surgeon, anaesthesia, and facility fees.

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.

Preservation rhinoplasty and revision rhinoplasty performed by Dr. Kayva Crawford at Torrey Pines Plastic Surgery Del Mar — a fellowship-trained facial plastic surgeon and national speaker on preservation rhinoplasty techniques. Open and closed approaches available. Also addresses functional breathing concerns including septal deviation. Revision rhinoplasty for patients with unsatisfactory prior surgery is a specialist focus. Final results develop over 12–24 months.

Rhinoplasty at Pacific Plastic Surgery Group in San Francisco is a fully customizable nose reshaping procedure addressing bumps, asymmetry, tip shape, bridge width, and breathing concerns. Dr. Edward P. Miranda uses 3D imaging to plan the surgery and achieves corrections to bone, cartilage, and soft tissue. Open and closed technique options are available. Recovery involves weeks for initial improvement, with final results over six to twelve months.

Dr. Rapaport has performed rhinoplasty for over 30 years and offers cosmetic and functional nose reshaping, including full rhinoplasty, tipplasty, reduction, augmentation, primary and revision cases, and liquid rhinoplasty. Open and closed technique options are tailored to the individual. Patients aged 16 and older with a fully developed nose are candidates. Recovery involves a splint for about four days, return to desk work in five to seven days, and final results visible at one year.

PROFILES Beverly Hills specializes in primary, revision, and ethnic rhinoplasty performed by two double board-certified surgeons working together on every case. The practice completes approximately 250 rhinoplasties annually, with expertise spanning cosmetic reshaping, functional septoplasty, African American rhinoplasty, and complex septal perforation repair. All procedures are performed at the AAAHC-accredited West Hollywood surgery center.

Rhinoplasty nose reshaping surgery performed by Dr. Sassan Alavi with over 700 procedures completed. Uses internal incisions in most cases, with IV twilight sedation rather than general anesthesia. Addresses nasal bridge height, tip refinement, nostril width, asymmetry, and nasal sculpting. Procedure runs 1–2 hours. Fellowship-trained in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at UCI. Consultation required for pricing.

Weill Cornell Medicine offers rhinoplasty through both its Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and its ENT Facial Plastic Surgery unit, providing access to surgeons trained in open and closed techniques. Procedures address cosmetic concerns such as dorsal humps, bulbous tips, and asymmetries, as well as functional issues including deviated septum and nasal airway obstruction. Revision rhinoplasty for patients seeking correction of prior results is available within the same academic medical system.