A primary rhinoplasty is well-suited for patients who have never had nasal surgery before and would like to address concerns such as asymmetry, tip refinement, contour irregularities, nasal humps, or breathing issues.
Revision rhinoplasty addresses the concerns following a previous nose surgery. This procedure can lead to aesthetic dissatisfaction, functional issues, or changes that occur during healing.
Ethnic rhinoplasty enhances nasal appearance while respecting and preserving a patient’s natural features and cultural identity.
Dr. Tiffany Pham will evaluate skin thickness, cartilage strength, and overall facial proportions to achieve results that feel authentic and balanced.
Septoplasty corrects a deviated septum, which can interfere with normal breathing. When the nasal septum is misaligned, airflow may be restricted, leading to chronic congestion or difficulty breathing through the nose.
Septoplasty may be performed on its own or in combination with rhinoplasty when both functional and aesthetic concerns are present.