Nasal anatomy
Bone, cartilage, skin, and breathing function are assessed individually.
Facial surgery
Ultrasonic rhinoplasty
Medical information
Individual assessment and planning
Ultrasonic rhinoplasty uses piezoelectric instruments to work on bone structures in selected cases. Their use depends on anatomy, surgical goals, and the surgeon’s judgment.
Technology does not replace a complete assessment or guarantee a particular recovery or outcome. Planning must consider nasal shape, breathing function, tissues, and medical history.
During the consultation, the surgeon explains whether this tool may form part of the procedure, along with its scope, limitations, aftercare, and alternatives.
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What is reviewed during the consultation?
Use of technology
Ultrasonic instruments may be considered for selected surgical steps and patients.
Surgical plan
Technology is one tool within a complete plan and is not appropriate for every patient.
Risks and recovery
The consultation explains aftercare, limitations, possible risks, and follow-up.
Every case requires an individual medical assessment
This information is educational and does not replace a consultation, diagnosis, or personalized recommendation.