Rhinoplasty

Rhinoplasty is a surgical procedure aimed at reshaping and enhancing the aesthetic appearance of the nose. It involves modifying the nasal bones, cartilage, or soft tissues to achieve a desired outcome, addressing concerns such as size, shape, symmetry, and functionality. Rhinoplasty can be performed for cosmetic reasons to improve the overall facial harmony or for functional reasons to address issues like breathing difficulties. The procedure can range from subtle adjustments to more extensive reconstructions, depending on the individual's goals and anatomical considerations.

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Ultrasonic Rhinoplasty

Ultrasonic rhinoplasty is a technique that utilizes the latest innovation and cutting-edge technology to enhance nasal appearance and functionality. It is a minimally invasive surgery that has surpassed conventional procedures used in the past for nasal bone reshaping. In this procedure, a high-speed sound wave device is used to reshape the nasal bones precisely and gently. Ultrasonic rhinoplasty employs ultrasound to perform osteotomies instead of using the classic osteotome and hammer. The ultrasound emitter is capable of selectively sectioning bone structures without affecting soft tissues. This results in less bleeding, bruising, and swelling, leading to a faster recovery and better outcomes. Under the guidance of our renowned specialist, Dr. Javier Diaz Nunez, the results of this technique are exceptional. We combine ultrasonic rhinoplasty with the use of a micro-motor with diamond-tipped points to reshape the bone with the utmost precision.

Hybrid preservation Rhinoplasty

This technique has come to unify two different philosophies and techniques: preservation rhinoplasty, which aims to preserve as much as possible all anatomical structures, including bones, cartilage, and ligaments, and structured rhinoplasty, in which more anatomical structures are removed and then reconstructed using grafts. In hybrid rhinoplasty, the best of both worlds is utilized. In some cases, we encounter small noses with a low dorsal hump, and sometimes it is necessary to increase the size of the nose. Here, structured rhinoplasty is employed, and the tip typically requires greater support in our setting. This is where the use of grafts comes into play to rotate, project, and provide greater definition to the nasal tip.

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