Preservation Rhinoplasty maintains much of the nose’s original cartilage and bone structure. Instead of removing and reconstructing, it reshapes existing anatomy from within. This results in a more natural look, less trauma, and often a faster recovery compared to traditional methods.

In most cases, no. The procedure could be performed with internal incisions (closed approach), leaving no visible scars. When an open technique is used, the incisions are discreet and are virtually invisible once fully healed.

Initial improvements are visible within a few weeks as swelling subsides, but full results continue to develop over several months. Most patients see their final outcome by 6 to 12 months post-surgery.

Yes, in some cases. While primarily aesthetic, the procedure can also address certain structural issues that may improve nasal airflow. This will be evaluated during your consultation.

Preservation rhinoplasty is best suited for first-time (primary) procedures. However, if you’ve had a previous rhinoplasty, our team will assess whether a preservation approach or a revision technique is more appropriate for your case.

Most patients experience mild swelling, bruising, and congestion for a few days. Many return to light activities within a week, with most of the swelling resolving in the first few weeks. Discomfort is typically minimal and well-managed with prescribed care.

Discomfort is generally mild. Most patients report pressure or congestion rather than sharp pain. We’ll ensure you’re comfortable during and after the procedure with appropriate anesthesia and recovery support.