Rhinoplasty

The shape and width of the nose play a major role in facial balance. For individuals with a wider nasal bridge or broader nostrils, rhinoplasty can offer a more refined, balanced appearance. A wide nose doesn’t just affect how the nose looks on its own. It also draws attention away from the eyes, lips, and…

If you have issues with the appearance of your nose or problems breathing, you might be wondering whether you need a septoplasty, a rhinoplasty, or possibly both. While these two procedures are often discussed together, they serve very different purposes. At the Rhinoplasty Center of Long Island, we believe that understanding the key differences between…

The excitement of seeing your new look after rhinoplasty builds with each passing week. Three weeks after surgery, many patients in Long Island start to notice real changes. While some swelling and healing are still ongoing, this stage marks an important point in your recovery journey. At the Rhinoplasty Center of Long Island, we want…

A bulbous nose tip can throw off facial balance and make the nose appear larger or rounder than desired. For many patients, this feature becomes a point of frustration, especially when it doesn’t match the rest of their facial proportions. While makeup tricks and camera angles may help temporarily, the most effective and lasting solution…

Rhinoplasty is an exciting and transformative procedure that enhances the appearance and function of the nose. However, the healing process involves several stages, including swelling that gradually subsides over time. Understanding the different phases of swelling can help set realistic expectations and make recovery more manageable. Below, we break down the healing timeline so you…