What is a Rhinoplasty?
Rhinoplasty—often called a “nose job”—reshapes the nose to improve facial harmony while improving or maintaining nasal function. Rhinoplasty is considered one of the most difficult operations in facial plastic surgery because every nose is different. The anatomy greatly varies from patient to patient. In addition, aesthetic desires vary across cultures, ethnicities and individuals. A rhinoplasty surgeon has to take all that into account. There is no cookie cutter nose that fits all. Because the nose is central to your features, even small refinements can have a dramatic impact on confidence and breathing comfort. Rhinoplasty is truly an art that requires an aesthetic eye and surgical precision and artistry.
Our rhinoplasty procedures in Palo Alto and San Jose can correct:
- A hump or bump on the bridge
- A flat nasal bridge
- A bulbous or drooping nasal tip
- A long or wide nose
- A crooked or asymmetrical nose
- Large or flared nostrils
- Breathing issues such as deviated septum
























