Nose surgery, also known as rhinoplasty, can be performed for purely cosmetic reasons, but can also be undertaken for deformities of the nose that are congenital or are as a result of trauma. The most common techniques come under the banner of either ‘open’ or ‘closed’ rhinoplasty. Each has its own benefits and applications and surgeons who offer rhinoplasty should be trained in both techniques.

Rhinoplasty surgery can change the shape of nearly any part of the nose; those presenting for rhinoplasty will spend time with the surgeon discussing their nose and what they would like changed. Only once a patient’s expectation matches exactly what the surgeon can realistically deliver will surgery go ahead. This approach has been proven to lead to the greatest degree of patient satisfaction.

So, at Sandhurst Plastic Surgery, you and your surgeon will spend as much time as needed to make sure you get the result you want.

At Sandhurst Plastic Surgery Vectra 3D imaging is used to assist in providing anticipated projections and facilitate surgical planning. If you would like to organise a consultation along with a 3D computer generated image of possible rhinoplasty results contact Sandhurst Plastic Surgery for an appointment.