Therefore, we often talk about:

• aesthetic rhinoplasty,
• functional rhinoplasty,
• Combined rhinoseptoplasty.

When is it primarily an aesthetic procedure?

Cosmetic rhinoplasty is suitable for patients who are bothered by:

• nasal hump,
• nose size,
• dropped or wide tip,
• asymmetry,
• disproportion of the nose to the face.

The goal of the procedure is to improve facial proportions and create a more harmonious profile.

When is functional correction also important?

Functional rhinoplasty is often necessary for:

• difficulty breathing through the nose,
• deviated nasal septum,
• consequences of nose injuries,
• Chronic nasal congestion,
• Snoring or impaired airflow.

In these patients, the procedure not only improves the appearance of the nose but also the quality of breathing and daily life.

Modern rhinoplasty is based on a precise analysis of facial anatomy, skin quality, respiratory function, and patient expectations. The goal is a natural result that harmoniously integrates with the face long-term and preserves nasal functionality. 

Are you unsure whether your nose requires primarily an aesthetic or functional correction? At Juventina Clinic, we provide personalized advice based on your desires and nasal anatomy.