As the most prominent and central feature of the face, the nose acts as a bridge between the smile and the eyes. When it is overly large, hooked, or misshapen, it can draw attention away from the patient’s overall attractiveness, lowering self-esteem. Rhinoplasty is a surgery to correct cosmetic imperfections in the bridge, tip, or nostrils, restoring a balanced, youthful-looking profile. As a side benefit, nose surgery can also mitigate structural problems that inhibit proper airflow and complicate breathing.
Dr. Corrado’s approach to rhinoplasty is customized and conservative. He respects each individual’s unique requests and takes a great deal of time during the consultation process to ensure that the patient’s goals are fully understood and that their expectations will be realized. He believes that trust and open communication are the cornerstones of a successful, long-lasting outcome.
Rhinoplasty is performed to create a nose that is well-suited to the rest of the client’s face. This may mean reducing a prominent dorsal hump, narrowing the nostrils, or adjusting a drooping or bulbous nasal tip. Additionally, rhinoplasty can improve the inner nasal passageways, optimizing the patient’s breathing.
Learn MoreIt can be frustrating and distressing when a primary nose surgery does not achieve the intended results. Revision rhinoplasty is among the most challenging cosmetic procedures, as the doctor will have to navigate scar tissue left behind after the initial surgery. Dr. Corrado is a triple board-certified plastic surgeon who excels at revision techniques and can restore your quality of life and your appearance.
Learn MoreIn the past, rhinoplasty techniques were geared towards Caucasian features, and almost everyone received the same surgery, producing cookie-cutter results. Fortunately, the cosmetic community today recognizes the importance of cultural diversity. Dr. Corrado performs ethnic rhinoplasty to reduce your aesthetic flaws while simultaneously preserving your unique ethnic heritage and identity.
Learn MoreUnlike rhinoplasty, which is performed solely for cosmetic purposes, functional rhinoplasty can improve your breathing and maximize your overall health and well-being. Anatomical nasal obstructions can lead to snoring, discomfort, sinus infections, and allergies.
Learn MoreSeptoplasty is performed to correct a deviated septum. The septum is the dividing bone and cartilage that separates the nostrils. When it leans to one side, it can block breathing. Many patients come by their deviated septum naturally, while others may experience it as a result of an injury, trauma, or accident. Septoplasty can be performed in tandem with a cosmetic nose job or sinus surgery.
Learn MoreA liquid rhinoplasty can be an excellent gateway to a surgical nose job in that it allows the client to “try on” their changes before committing to an invasive cosmetic procedure. In general, non-surgical rhinoplasty using dermal fillers has only temporary results and is only appropriate for minor imperfections such as bumps or depressions. It cannot address bone or cartilage problems.
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