Male Rhinoplasty: Anatomical and Planning Considerations
Male rhinoplasty is not a single technique and there is no standard “male nose”. The term usually describes rhinoplasty planned for a man, with attention to his nasal structure, breathing, facial proportions and personal goals. Those factors matter more than applying a preset masculine shape. Some men want a hump reduced. Others are concerned about […]
Rhinoplasty Risks and Complications: Questions to Discuss Before Surgery
Rhinoplasty can change a small structure with several jobs: the nose supports the airway, contributes to facial proportion and contains bone, cartilage, skin, lining and blood supply in a compact space. That is why a useful discussion of risk has to go beyond a generic list. Some effects—such as swelling, bruising and temporary congestion—are expected […]
Can Rhinoplasty Correct a Crooked Nose? Structural and Functional Considerations
A crooked nose is not one diagnosis. The visible deviation may come from the nasal bones, cartilage, the septum inside the nose, an earlier injury or surgery, or a combination of these factors. The face itself is also rarely perfectly symmetrical, which can make a nose appear off-centre even when the nasal framework is only […]