The nose, situated at the center of our face, is a three-dimensional organ where even the slightest alteration is instantly noticeable in one's overall appearance. I understand the concerns and anxieties of patients coming to our clinic for rhinoplasty. Social media platforms showcase numerous experiences and post-operative results.
The nose is not merely an organ for aesthetic evaluation; it must also perform its functional duties flawlessly. Hence, noses that appear unnatural may lead to breathing difficulties in the future. As a physician, I advocate and implement the concept of protective rhinoplasty.
Patients often share nose photos they have seen and liked before coming to us. Two different situations can arise from this: the desired result they liked on someone else may not suit their own facial type, or the concern about how that liked result will look on their own face can be a significant worry. To eliminate such concerns, we offer simulations of how you will look before the surgery using the 3D masking technique.
This strengthens communication between the doctor and the patient. The preoperative planning phase becomes a collaborative effort between the doctor and the patient, not based on an imagination but on a shared vision. All you need to do is send us photos taken as instructed, which we will provide in advance.
