Achieve facial harmony and natural proportion through precise nasal reshaping — results that look and feel authentically yours, not operated on.
Rhinoplasty — commonly called a nose job — is a surgical procedure that reshapes the nose to improve its appearance, restore facial balance, or correct breathing difficulties. It is one of the most technically demanding procedures in plastic surgery, requiring both artistic vision and surgical precision.
Dr. Naveen Ahuja approaches every rhinoplasty as an exercise in proportion. The goal is never to change how you look — it is to refine what is already there so that the nose no longer draws attention, and the face reads as harmonious as a whole.
Both cosmetic and functional concerns can be addressed in a single procedure. Whether you are correcting a dorsal hump, refining a tip, improving symmetry after an injury, or resolving a deviated septum, Aris offers a fully personalised surgical plan.
Many patients arrive with questions, not certainty. Dr. [Name] will personally review your anatomy, health history, and goals during your consultation — at no obligation. Most patients leave knowing exactly what is possible for them.
A clear, step-by-step overview of your rhinoplasty journey — from first conversation to final result.
Splint removed at 7–10 days. Most swelling resolves in 3–4 weeks. Light activity resumes at 2 weeks. Final results visible from 6–12 months.
A proportionally refined nose naturally elevates the entire face — bringing the eyes, lips, and features into visual balance without appearing altered.
Patients consistently report greater confidence in photographs, social situations, and professional settings following rhinoplasty — results that extend far beyond aesthetics.
Septoplasty and internal structural corrections performed alongside cosmetic rhinoplasty can meaningfully resolve obstructed breathing, improving sleep and exercise capacity.
Unlike non-surgical alternatives, rhinoplasty produces lasting structural change. The results are permanent, and continue to look natural as the face matures over decades.
Rhinoplasty can restore nasal form and function following trauma, sports injuries, or accidents — addressing both the cosmetic damage and any underlying structural issues.
When aesthetic and functional corrections are needed, both are addressed in one procedure and one recovery — avoiding the disruption and cost of two separate surgeries.
At Aris, we believe informed patients make the best decisions. All surgical procedures carry inherent risks, and rhinoplasty is no exception. Dr. [Name] will discuss each of these in detail at your consultation — and will only recommend surgery when the benefits clearly outweigh the risks for your specific case.
Expected in the first 1–3 weeks. Most visible swelling resolves within a month; residual subtle swelling may persist up to a year.
Uncommon but possible. Managed with antibiotics. Strict sterile technique is used throughout the procedure to minimise this risk.
Open rhinoplasty involves a small incision under the nose (columellar incision). This heals to a fine, nearly invisible scar within months.
General anaesthesia carries standard risks discussed in advance with the anaesthesiology team. Patients are screened carefully prior to surgery.
Some degree of natural asymmetry is normal. In rare cases, minor revisions may be desired after full healing. Dr. Naveen Ahuja discusses revision policy in the consultation.
Most patients experience improved breathing post-surgery. In rare cases, structural changes may require additional attention — discussed openly in advance.
In most cases, rhinoplasty can be performed simultaneously with a septoplasty to correct a deviated septum and improve airflow. Many patients actually experience better breathing after surgery than before. Dr. [Name] evaluates nasal function at your consultation to determine whether a combined procedure is appropriate for you.