Rhinoplasty

A dorsal hump can create imbalance in the facial profile and draw attention away from other features. Hump reduction rhinoplasty refines the nasal bridge to achieve smoother contour and improved facial harmony while preserving structural integrity and natural character.

Through carefully planned closed rhinoplasty techniques, the excess bone and cartilage forming the dorsal hump are precisely reduced. Structural support is maintained to prevent collapse or long-term instability. The goal is a smooth, natural bridge that complements the individual’s facial proportions. No cuts are made on the outside of the nose.

Swelling and mild bruising around the eyes are expected during the first week. A nasal splint is typically worn for 5–7 days. Most patients resume normal activities within one to two weeks, with gradual refinement of the nasal contour over several months as swelling resolves.

Bleeding, infection, or asymmetrical swelling may occur but are uncommon. Temporary nasal obstruction due to internal swelling is expected during early recovery.

Residual irregularity or contour asymmetry may require minor revision in rare cases. Over-reduction is avoided through conservative structural techniques.

Surgery is performed by a consultant ENT surgeon with expertise in functional and aesthetic nasal surgery.

We prioritize maintaining long-term nasal support and breathing function.

Facial proportions and profile balance are carefully analyzed before any reduction is performed.

Modern rhinoplasty methods ensure controlled refinement with natural results.

Care is delivered in a calm, private setting centered on safety and aesthetic excellence.