What is a Nasal Bone Reduction?
Nasal bone reduction surgery reshapes and repositions the nasal bones to help narrow the upper portion of the nose or correct asymmetry. The procedure involves precisely controlled fractures, known as osteotomies, that mobilize and reposition the nasal bones into a more balanced alignment.
Oftentimes, Dr. Pham performs a nasal bone reduction as part of rhinoplasty, but it can also be done on its own when the primary concern is the width or shape of the nasal bones rather than the nasal tip. By adjusting the bony framework, nasal bone reduction creates a smoother nasal contour and improves frontal symmetry.
Dr. Pham evaluates bone thickness, angle, and relationship to the nasal bridge and septum before recommending nasal bone reduction.