Rhinoplasty is usually performed entirely from within the nose, leaving no visible scars.

Nose Plastic Surgery, or Rhinoplasty, is a procedure aimed at improving the shape of the nose.
The aesthetics of the nose are inseparable from the face it belongs to, so the goal of this surgery is to achieve a nose that is harmonious with the rest of the facial features.

Rhinoplasty is a procedure that requires a well-informed patient.

It is a plastic and aesthetic surgery with certain limitations and very clearly defined goals. Therefore, the candidate must know exactly what they want and what can realistically be achieved with their nose. All possible aesthetic improvements should be discussed in detail with the surgeon.

Aesthetic surgery aims to enhance facial harmony in accordance with the individual’s overall facial features.

Facial Plastic Surgery is a highly specialized field within General Plastic Surgery.

The face and neck are located in an anatomical region of great visibility and play a crucial role in interpersonal interaction.

Since ancient times, the face has largely defined human beauty.

Around eight different medical specialties operate in this anatomical region, each with its own areas of interest as well as shared ones — the so-called Border Zones.

Traditionally, both aesthetic and reconstructive surgical procedures have extensive experience in this area, leading to an overlap of competencies, as is common in many other inter-specialty border zones (both medical and surgical).