Reshape. Refine. Breathe Freely.
Rhinoplasty — also known as a “nose job” — is a highly individualized surgical procedure that reshapes the nose for aesthetic or functional improvement. Whether you’re seeking to enhance facial harmony or correct breathing issues, undergoing rhinoplasty abroad offers world-class results at a more affordable cost.
What Can Rhinoplasty Improve?
Rhinoplasty can address a variety of cosmetic and medical concerns, including:
A crooked or asymmetrical nose
A prominent dorsal hump
A bulbous, droopy, or upturned tip
Wide or flared nostrils
Deviated septum or breathing difficulties
Post-traumatic nasal deformity
Types of Rhinoplasty
1. Cosmetic Rhinoplasty
Performed to improve the external appearance of the nose and create better balance with other facial features. Techniques may include tip refinement, hump removal, bridge narrowing, or nostril reshaping.
2. Functional Rhinoplasty
Focuses on correcting structural problems that affect breathing, such as a deviated septum or collapsed nasal valve.
3. Revision Rhinoplasty
For patients who are unsatisfied with the results of a previous rhinoplasty. This procedure is often more complex and requires an experienced surgeon.
4. Ethnic Rhinoplasty
Tailored to preserve the unique cultural and anatomical characteristics of the patient’s nose while achieving the desired refinement.
5. Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty
A temporary alternative using dermal fillers to smooth bumps or enhance symmetry. Results last 6–12 months and are not permanent.
Procedure Details
Anesthesia: General anesthesia (in most cases)
Surgery Duration: 1.5 to 3 hours, depending on complexity
Hospital Stay: Same-day discharge or 1 night
Incision Techniques
Open Rhinoplasty:
Involves a small incision across the columella (the tissue between the nostrils), offering maximum visibility and control during surgery. Scars are minimal and fade over time.
Closed Rhinoplasty:
All incisions are made inside the nostrils. This method is less invasive and leaves no external scar but is suitable only for certain cases.
Your surgeon will determine the most appropriate technique based on your nasal structure and goals.
Recovery Timeline
Day 1–3: Swelling, mild pain, and congestion; nose protected by a splint
Day 7: External splint and sutures removed
Week 2: Most bruising and swelling subside
Week 3–4: Return to work and light activity
3–6 months: Tip swelling improves noticeably
12 months: Final shape becomes fully refined
Note: Avoid contact sports, heavy glasses, and sun exposure during early recovery.
Will There Be Scars?
Open rhinoplasty may leave a fine scar at the base of the nose, which typically fades to near-invisibility.
Closed rhinoplasty leaves no external scars.
Proper aftercare and sun protection help ensure optimal healing.
Why Choose Rhinoplasty Abroad?
✔️ Board-certified plastic surgeons specializing in facial surgery
✔️ Modern, accredited clinics with advanced technology
✔️ Personalized consultations and digital imaging simulations
✔️ All-inclusive medical tourism packages
✔️ English-speaking staff and international care standards
✔️ Substantial savings without compromising safety or quality
Ideal Candidates
Adults (18+) with fully developed nasal structure
In good overall health, non-smokers
Realistic expectations about results
Motivated by personal aesthetic or medical goals
Combine With Other Procedures
Rhinoplasty is often performed alongside:
Chin augmentation (to balance the profile)
Septoplasty (to improve breathing)
Eyelid surgery or facelift
Lip lift or buccal fat removal
Start Your Journey to a More Confident You
Your nose is central to your appearance and your breathing. If you’re ready to refine its shape or function, our expert rhinoplasty surgeons abroad are here to guide you every step of the way — from consultation to complete recovery.
Contact us today for a personalized treatment plan, cost estimate, and travel details.
