Types of Rhinoplasty and Which Noses They May Suit
A well-proportioned nose can add definition to the face and balance its angles. Before deciding, learn about rhinoplasty and the nose shape that suits you
Open Rhinoplasty
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Tilted Nose After Rhinoplasty (Inclined Nose), Is It Normal?
If you had rhinoplasty elsewhere and now have a tilted nose, you may need to check it yourself and see an experienced surgeon to diagnose the cause and plan suitable correction.
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Why Does Open Rhinoplasty Cost More for Complex Cases?
For complex rhinoplasty and revision cases, the surgeon considers what needs to be done and which technique is suitable, including when other areas need correcting.
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Nose Keloid, How to Care for a Columella Scar to Lower the Chance of a Keloid
How to care for a columella scar after open rhinoplasty to lower the chance of a keloid or raised scar, with precautions and advice for the time around stitch removal.
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Nose Anatomy Explained and What to Check Before Open Rhinoplasty so It Suits Your Face
With open rhinoplasty, the shape you ‘like’ may not suit your nose ‘structure’. See the 5 key areas that surgeons at S45 Clinic assess before planning a nose shape that suits each person’s face.
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Sore Inside Nose, What Causes It, Is It Serious and Can You Still Have Rhinoplasty?
What causes a sore inside the nose, is it serious and can you still have rhinoplasty? Check the causes, the symptoms that need a doctor and how it differs from a keloid scar before you decide.
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Tip Graft Rhinoplasty, What It Is and 3 Materials Used in Semi-Open Rhinoplasty
Tip graft rhinoplasty uses 3 main materials, acellular dermal matrix, ear cartilage and a dermofat graft. Learn how each one differs at S45 Clinic.
