Tip Rhinoplasty or Tip Plasty is a surgical procedure performed to refine and reshape the tip of the nose. This procedure can be performed to improve the appearance of the nose and to enhance the overall balance and proportion of the face. Tip rhinoplasty can address issues such as a drooping tip, a bulbous tip, or asymmetry of the nose tip. Nose tip surgery can be performed alone or in conjunction with other nose surgeries, such as rhinoplasty. Tip rhinoplasty is typically performed under general anaesthesia and the recovery time is relatively short. The goal of tip rhinoplasty is to achieve a more aesthetically pleasing appearance of the nose that enhances the patient’s overall facial appearance.

Alar base reduction is a surgical procedure performed to reduce the width of the nostrils and to improve the overall appearance of the nose. This procedure is commonly performed in conjunction with other nose surgeries, such as rhinoplasty, to enhance the balance and proportion of the nose. Alar base reduction is typically performed by removing small wedges of tissue from the sides of the nostrils to narrow the alar base and reshape the nostrils. The procedure is usually performed under local anaesthesia with or without sedation, and the recovery time is typically short. The goal of alar base reduction is to achieve a more aesthetically pleasing appearance of the nose and to enhance the overall balance of the face.

Septoplasty or nose septum surgery is designed to straighten the bone and cartilage which lies between your two nostrils. A deviated septum often appears crooked and can impair the ability to breathe normally through the nose with an increased risk of potential sinus infections due to impaired drainage. Septoplasty is often combined with a cosmetic rhinoplasty as part of a septorhinoplasty procedure to address both the appearance and function of the nose.

Septorhinoplasty is designed to address both aesthetic and functional concerns affecting the nose in a single operation. Rhinoplasty surgery can improve the appearance of the nose by surgically altering its size or shape. A septoplasty can be performed in the same procedure to improve a deviated septum for people who have difficulty breathing. Having both procedures together means only one recovery period is needed making the cost of the procedure much more affordable in the UK.

Male rhinoplasty, also known as a male nose job, is a facial cosmetic surgery procedure that can surgically alter the size and shape of the nose, creating more balanced features and facial harmony. Rhinoplasty for men can alter the appearance of a protruding bump, wide tip or crooked bridge, and it can also help restore nasal function with improved breathing following a traumatic injury.

Ethnic rhinoplasty, also known as an ethnic nose job, is a highly specialised type of rhinoplasty surgery customised to a patient’s particular ethnic origin. Most rhinoplasty techniques have traditionally been focused on treating the Caucasian nose. Non-Caucasian noses have significant differences in size and shape and often require specialised surgical techniques to get the best results.

Ultrasonic rhinoplasty, also known as “piezoelectric rhinoplasty”, differs from traditional rhinoplasty in that it uses a specialised handpiece emitting high-frequency ultrasonic vibrations to reshape and contour the nasal bone precisely. The ultrasonic method is more gentle, resulting in less bruising and swelling and a quicker recovery. We are one of the few clinics in London and the UK to use this innovative technique for rhinoplasty surgery.

Preservation rhinoplasty is a highly precise method of reshaping the nose without disturbing the delicate soft tissue framework of the nose. This means reduced bruising and swelling and a much quicker recovery than a traditional structural rhinoplasty. Patients with a large dorsal hump can have this effectively reduced or removed from within the nose, which helps to preserve the natural smooth contours of the nasal bridge for an enhanced and natural-looking appearance.

Revision rhinoplasty, also known as secondary rhinoplasty, is a surgical procedure performed to correct or improve the results of previous nose surgery. Revision rhinoplasty can address issues such as nasal asymmetry, a nasal hump, a drooping tip, or breathing problems that were not resolved by the initial procedure. This procedure is typically more complex than a primary rhinoplasty, as the surgeon must work within the framework of the previous surgery to achieve the desired results. The goal of revision rhinoplasty is to achieve a natural-looking and functional nose that enhances the patient’s overall facial appearance.

Non-surgical rhinoplasty, also known as a non-surgical nose job or ‘liquid nose job’ is a minimally invasive procedure for altering the shape of your nose using nose fillers and is a great option for those looking to make small, subtle changes to the appearance of their nose. Non-surgical nose reshaping can improve the appearance of dorsal humps, bridges and nasal asymmetry and can be a good alternative to a surgical rhinoplasty procedure for many patients. Some patients may first have a non-surgical rhinoplasty to see how they could look before having rhinoplasty surgery and if they are happy with the appearance after nose filler.

A nose thread lift, also known as a nose lift with threads or a nose suspension, is designed to lift a drooping nasal tip using specialised PDO threads. Compared with rhinoplasty surgery, the treatment does not involve breaking the nasal bones or applying a nasal splint. A thread lift nose job can be easily carried out under a local anaesthetic as an outpatient and takes no more than 30 minutes to perform. It is an excellent compliment to a non-surgical rhinoplasty with filler.

Rhinophyma surgery is a procedure that aims to reduce the size and improve the shape of the nose in people with rhinophyma, a condition that causes the nose to become enlarged and deformed. The surgery can be performed using different techniques such as excision, dermaplaning, CO2 laser resurfacing, cryosurgery or subcision.  The goal of the surgery is to improve the patient’s appearance and self-esteem and also to improve breathing by opening the nasal airway.

NightLase is a non-surgical laser treatment used to reduce snoring by using laser energy to shrink and tighten the soft tissues of the uvula and soft palate. The procedure is performed by a trained practitioner who uses a laser to heat the tissues in the back of the throat, which can help to reduce vibration and collapse of the airway that causes snoring. The procedure is typically performed over a series of 3 sessions and is done on an outpatient basis with no downtime. NightLase uses laser energy to heat the tissues in the back of the throat, which can help to reduce vibration and collapse of the airway that causes snoring.