Rhinoplasty / Nose Job
The fact is everyone can be self-conscious about a particular aspect of their appearance and many people are unhappy with the shape of their nose. It may have a hump, be too long or wide and in addition, there are sometimes problems that contribute to breathing difficulties. A procedure called a Rhinoplasty could help and it is a very popular choice for those that want to improve their most prominent facial feature.
The Nose Job
A Rhinoplasty could provide significant enhancement to the appearance of the nose for both men and women. It can alter the balance and proportions of the whole face, giving a dramatic improvement to how you look and feel.
A Rhinoplasty (Nose Job) Patient's Story
Sharon Easdon was thrilled with her nose job, and with her surgeon Mr Renato Zacheddu.
Nose Job Surgery: Nose Reshaping (Rhinoplasty) Information




Step by Step

STEP 1
Before surgery, this patient has a slightly hanging nose with a hump and a large tip.

STEP 2
After surgery, a splint is applied to help the bone and cartilage of the nose maintain its new shape

STEP 3
After surgery, the patient has a smaller nose, a straighter bridge, a well-defined nasal tip and an improved angle between the nose and upper lip
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can I decide the shape of my new nose?
At your consultation, you can discuss what you want to change about your nose with the surgeon and agree what size and shape nose you would like to achieve. There are many considerations to be taken into account and these will be discussed during your consultation with your surgeon.
Q: Will I have any scarring?
Many plastic surgeons perform rhinoplasty from within the nose, making their incision inside the nostrils so scarring is undetectable. Occasionally open procedure (operating on the outside of the nose) is more suitable especially in complicated cases.
Q: What happens after a rhinoplasty?
After your rhinoplasty surgery is completed, you will have a plaster cast that is applied in the operating theatre. It is important that this plaster cast is not removed for a period of at least 7-10 days.


