Rhinoplasty Miami

Rhinoplasty can be easily combined with many non-surgical treatments such as dermal fillers and injectables. For most healthy patients, nose surgery can also accompany additional facial procedures, such as blepharoplasty or a brow lift. Combining procedures has the advantage of reducing costs and recovery periods.

In a closed rhinoplasty, all incisions are made inside the nose and are not visible after surgery. In an open rhinoplasty, an incision is made at the base of the nose, allowing better access. Both procedures have their uses and benefits.

The recommended youngest age for rhinoplasty is usually 14-18 years old, at which time the face has sufficiently matured.

Cosmetic rhinoplasties are not covered by insurance, but medically necessary ones can be.

Revision procedures can be performed between 4 and 12 months after the initial nose job, depending on your skin type, nasal structure, and progress in healing.

General anesthesia is most often used for rhinoplasty. However, in some procedures, local anesthesia, twilight anesthesia, or IV sedation may be options.

A well-done rhinoplasty can improve your breathing if needed and should not degrade it. Seeking out a qualified and experienced facial plastic surgeon such as Dr. Afrooz is key.

Your nose will appear aesthetically pleasing yet entirely unique to you. Dr. Afrooz tailors every one of his Miami rhinoplasty surgeries to the patient in front of him and creates a surgical plan he and his patients agree upon well before any surgical work is begun.