Rhinoplasty reshapes and refines the nose to improve facial harmony, nasal structure, and, in some cases, breathing function through a highly customized surgical approach.
Nose surgery, also known as rhinoplasty, is a nose-reshaping procedure performed to improve the shape and function of the nose. Each nose is completely unique and requires a personalized approach. Dr. Lee was trained by one of the best rhinoplasty surgeons in this world. She is also the award winner for the 2015 Rollin Daniels award for the best rhinoplasty presentation.
Browse our before and after gallery,
as a glimpse of what’s in store for you.
Bruising and swelling around eyelids and nose are normal for several days after nose surgery. You will have a nasal splint and possibly an internal splint for 7-10 days. Dr. Lee customizes a recovery plan for you to soothe any discomfort.
The goal is to create a nose that feels balanced with your facial features rather than noticeably altered.
Initial swelling improves during the first several weeks, though subtle refinement can continue for up to a year or longer.
Yes. Rhinoplasty may improve asymmetry involving the bridge, nostrils, tip, or overall nasal shape.
No. Non-surgical rhinoplasty uses injectable products that provide temporary results and require maintenance over time.
Most scars are minimal and strategically concealed depending on the surgical approach used.
Yes. Rhinoplasty is commonly combined with procedures such as chin augmentation or facial rejuvenation surgery.
Strenuous activity should generally be avoided for several weeks while the nose heals properly.
Yes. Revision rhinoplasty may address concerns related to appearance, structure, or function following a prior procedure.
