Facial proportions
The nose is evaluated in relation to the chin, lips, and facial structure.
Facial surgery
A procedure planned to improve nasal balance while considering breathing function and individual facial characteristics.
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Rhinoplasty requires a detailed evaluation of nasal structure, skin, breathing, and patient expectations.
The goal is a balanced surgical plan tailored to the patient’s unique facial features.
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Is it right for you?
Candidacy depends on overall health, anatomy, tissue characteristics, and personal goals.
Key considerations
The nose is evaluated in relation to the chin, lips, and facial structure.
The consultation considers both appearance and nasal function.
The technique is selected according to anatomy and patient goals.
Planning respects each patient’s facial characteristics.
The consultation explains possibilities and limitations.
Recovery includes scheduled care and appointments.
Procedure
The consultation reviews medical history, photographs, functional concerns, goals, and appropriate surgical options.
The technique, timing, scars, and aftercare are explained individually during the consultation.
Recovery varies by procedure and patient. Medical follow-up is part of the process.
Process

Experience and medical judgment
Aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgeon, full member of the Colombian Society of Plastic Surgery, with a master’s degree in bioethics.
The consultation provides clear information, realistic expectations, and an individualized plan.
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Surgery intended to modify nasal shape and, when needed, address functional breathing problems.
Swelling and recovery times vary. Aftercare and follow-up are explained individually.
Timing varies by patient and technique. Work, exercise, and care instructions are discussed individually.
When structural issues are present, the surgeon evaluates whether functional treatment should be included.