Rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty, commonly referred to as a nose job, is a cosmetic procedure to alter one of the most significant part of your face: your nose. By removing excess bone and cartilage from the nasal structure, a new and improved shape can be achieved. The skin is repositioned over the newly shaped framework giving the nose a fresh and enhanced appearance.
Ethnic Rhinoplasty
A crucial factor in ethnic rhinoplasty is maintaining facial harmony. This balance is achieved when the nose is compatible with the ethnic background, gender, and bone structure of the existing facial features. While a nose can be dramatically changed with ethnic rhinoplasty, it is important that the new nose is compatible with the patient’s ethnicity.
When it comes to the male face, the nose can be one of the first noticed features. Some male patients are simply unhappy with their current nose and desire an improvement. Whether you feel your nose is too big, too wide or has an unsightly bump, Dr. Repta can help restore your self-confidence all the while retaining every bit of masculinity.
Non-surgical rhinoplasty is a wonderful alternative available for patients interested in improving the shape of their nose without undergoing invasive surgery. The benefits of a nose job without surgery are immediate results, significantly reduced healing time, and virtually painless.
Some patients are unsatisfied with their results from a previous rhinoplasty. This is where Dr. Repta can help you, by correcting any previous unsatisfactory rhinoplasty. Revision rhinoplasty is one of Dr. Repta’s specialties, having performed hundreds of surgeries to excellent results.
Being able to participate in sports, exercise, sing in a choir or have a good night’s sleep all depend on the ability to breathe freely. This ability is taken for granted for those who enjoy a free flow of air on demand. For thousands of people, taking a free flowing deep breath is not possible due to a condition called a deviated septum. In fact, surgical correction of this defect is the third most common head and neck surgery in the United States today.
