Rhinoplasty

At Affidea, we specialise in rhinoplasty, one of the most sought-after surgeries for both aesthetic and functional reasons. Our team of plastic surgeons and ENT specialists combine surgical skill with experience to offer you the best results, improving not only the appearance of your nose, but also its respiratory function.

What is rhinoplasty?

Rhinoplasty is a surgical procedure designed to modify the shape and size of the nose. It can be performed for cosmetic purposes, to correct facial symmetry, or for functional purposes, to solve breathing problems. The goals of rhinoplasty include:

Reduce or increase the size of the nose.
Correcting a deviated septum (septoplasty). Sometimes, when aesthetic imperfections are associated with breathing difficulties due to a deviated nasal septum, it is necessary to perform a septoplasty, which consists of removing part of the cartilage of the deviated septum.
Modify the shape of the nasal tip or bridge.
Correct congenital or injury-related problems.

Who are candidates for rhinoplasty?

Rhinoplasty is ideal for people who wish to:

Improve the proportion and appearance of their nose in relation to their face.
Correct breathing difficulties caused by a deviated septum or nasal obstruction.
Correct deformities or damage after an accident.
Feel more confident about your facial appearance.

If you have realistic expectations and are in good general health, you may be a good candidate for this surgery.

What is the rhinoplasty process like?

Initial consultation: At your first visit, we will assess your expectations and needs. Our surgeon will analyse the structure of your nose and its relationship to the rest of your face.
Personalised plan: We design a surgical plan tailored to your needs, taking into account both aesthetic and functional aspects. In some cases, it can be combined with a septoplasty to improve breathing.
Surgery: Rhinoplasty is performed under general or local anaesthesia, depending on the complexity of each case. The procedure can be open rhinoplasty or closed rhinoplasty, depending on the complexity of the correction.
Postoperative period: Initial recovery lasts between one and two weeks. During this time, you will need to wear a special bandage to protect and stabilise the new nasal structure.

Rhinoplasty

What is rhinoplasty?

Reduce or increase the size of the nose.
Correcting a deviated septum (septoplasty). Sometimes, when aesthetic imperfections are associated with breathing difficulties due to a deviated nasal septum, it is necessary to perform a septoplasty, which consists of removing part of the cartilage of the deviated septum.
Modify the shape of the nasal tip or bridge.
Correct congenital or injury-related problems.

Who are candidates for rhinoplasty?

Rhinoplasty is ideal for people who wish to:

Improve the proportion and appearance of their nose in relation to their face.
Correct breathing difficulties caused by a deviated septum or nasal obstruction.
Correct deformities or damage after an accident.
Feel more confident about your facial appearance.

If you have realistic expectations and are in good general health, you may be a good candidate for this surgery.

What is the rhinoplasty process like?

Initial consultation: At your first visit, we will assess your expectations and needs. Our surgeon will analyse the structure of your nose and its relationship to the rest of your face.
Personalised plan: We design a surgical plan tailored to your needs, taking into account both aesthetic and functional aspects. In some cases, it can be combined with a septoplasty to improve breathing.
Surgery: Rhinoplasty is performed under general or local anaesthesia, depending on the complexity of each case. The procedure can be open rhinoplasty or closed rhinoplasty, depending on the complexity of the correction.
Postoperative period: Initial recovery lasts between one and two weeks. During this time, you will need to wear a special bandage to protect and stabilise the new nasal structure.

Rhinoplasty

What is rhinoplasty?

Reduce or increase the size of the nose.
Correcting a deviated septum (septoplasty). Sometimes, when aesthetic imperfections are associated with breathing difficulties due to a deviated nasal septum, it is necessary to perform a septoplasty, which consists of removing part of the cartilage of the deviated septum.
Modify the shape of the nasal tip or bridge.
Correct congenital or injury-related problems.

Who are candidates for rhinoplasty?

Rhinoplasty is ideal for people who wish to:

Improve the proportion and appearance of their nose in relation to their face.
Correct breathing difficulties caused by a deviated septum or nasal obstruction.
Correct deformities or damage after an accident.
Feel more confident about your facial appearance.

If you have realistic expectations and are in good general health, you may be a good candidate for this surgery.

What is the rhinoplasty process like?

Initial consultation: At your first visit, we will assess your expectations and needs. Our surgeon will analyse the structure of your nose and its relationship to the rest of your face.
Personalised plan: We design a surgical plan tailored to your needs, taking into account both aesthetic and functional aspects. In some cases, it can be combined with a septoplasty to improve breathing.
Surgery: Rhinoplasty is performed under general or local anaesthesia, depending on the complexity of each case. The procedure can be open rhinoplasty or closed rhinoplasty, depending on the complexity of the correction.
Postoperative period: Initial recovery lasts between one and two weeks. During this time, you will need to wear a special bandage to protect and stabilise the new nasal structure.