Rhinoplasty

Achieve a Balanced, Beautiful Nose with Precision Rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty is a surgical procedure performed to improve the cosmetic appearance of one’s nose. It is often combined with a septoplasty to improve breathing and - potentially - help with snoring.
The size and appearance of one's nose can be very important to the overall symmetry of their face. A nose that is disproportionate to other facial features can take attention away from them and affect general facial balance.
But sometimes, a minor change is enough to make significant improvements.
Whether you are looking to reduce or increase the size of your nose, change the shape of the tip, narrow your nostrils, or remove the dorsal “hump” you might see from the profile view, Dr. Kay can help you.
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Rhinoplasty is a surgical procedure performed under anesthesia to reshape the nose’s bone, cartilage, or soft tissues. Dr. Kay uses either an open or closed technique, depending on the complexity of the case. Through small, precise incisions, she refines the nasal structure to achieve both aesthetic harmony and functional improvement. The surgery typically takes 2–3 hours and is done in an outpatient setting.
Rhinoplasty can address a range of aesthetic concerns and functional issues, helping bring the nose into better balance with the rest of your features. Here are the most common concerns treated with rhinoplasty:
Cosmetic Concerns
- Dorsal hump or nasal bump: A raised area on the bridge of the nose, often genetic or caused by injury.
- Drooping, upturned, or bulbous nasal tip: Adjusts the angle, definition, or projection of the tip to better balance facial features.
- Asymmetry or crooked nasal bridge: Straightens or reshapes the bridge for a more symmetrical appearance.
- Wide or flared nostrils: Narrows the nostrils to create more proportionate width.
- Overall nasal size: Reduces or refines the nose to better fit the dimensions of the face.
Functional Concerns
- Deviated septum: Corrects internal misalignment that may block airflow and cause breathing problems.
- Collapsed nasal valves: Repairs structural weaknesses that interfere with normal airflow.
- Enlarged turbinates or other internal obstructions: Improves internal anatomy for clearer breathing.
- Post-traumatic nasal deformities: Restores nasal shape and function after injury or fracture.
- Congenital abnormalities: Corrects birth-related nasal defects affecting function or appearance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Rhinoplasty, or a “nose job,” is a surgical procedure that reshapes the nose for cosmetic or functional reasons. It can refine the tip, smooth bumps, adjust nostril size, or improve breathing.
Most patients return to light activities within 7–10 days. Swelling and bruising gradually subside over several weeks, with final results visible in 6–12 months as the nose refines.
Yes. Dr. Kay takes a customized, anatomical approach to ensure your nose complements your facial features—never overdone, always balanced and beautiful.
Discomfort is typically mild and well-managed with pain medication. Most patients report pressure or congestion rather than sharp pain during recovery.
Yes. Functional rhinoplasty can correct structural issues like a deviated septum, improving airflow and nasal function while enhancing appearance.
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