The term Primary Rhinoplasty refers to those who have not had previous nose surgeries or trauma to the nose. Generally Primary Rhinoplasty is achieved through manipulation of existing nasal structures by resizing, reshaping or augmenting the primary structures.

Of all the facial plastic surgeries, Rhinoplasty Surgery is one of the most difficult. This is primarily due to the anatomic detail that varies from nose to nose. The anatomy of each patient’s nose differs from size, shape, skin type, ethnicity, nostril size, bridge size etc. The cosmetic surgeon must be capable of performing an accurate and complete analysis of the nose to determine every aesthetic and functional deformity.

About Primary Rhinoplasty Surgery

The Rhinoplasty surgeon now must prepare a plan for surgery that is expected to correct the aesthetic and functional deformities. Though this step may sound simple, it is quite complex and requires a great deal of experience.

A cosmetic surgeon who specializes in Rhinoplasty will experience many different types of nasal anatomic structures and is more capable of effectively correcting the problems that arise.

Small dorsal humps and a bulbous are more common problems among the nasal complications and easier to correct than severely over-resected and previously operated nose. Even the least complicated nose surgeries entail large amounts of detail oriented work and precision in execution.