Rhinoplasty

The decision to undergo cosmetic surgery on the nose is certainly not an easy one. However, we've come a long way from the stereotypical post-operative results that were such a hallmark of the decades that preceded us. Today, while the result must be obvious (because otherwise, why undergo surgery?), the operation itself must go unnoticed. This legitimate objective is in focus when it comes to making the technical choices that will lead to the final, personalized result. To each his own, the nose that does not betray his personality, for none the mark of the scalpel.

These choices are the fruit of an open and coherent dialogue between patient and practitioner during the essential pre-operative consultations. This consistency is based on the feasibility of the procedure in relation to the patient's request, and the availability of the various surgical techniques. From this perspective, the singular dialogue and the photographic tool enable mutual understanding and a concerted approach. The respiratory functional point of view is integrated into these consultations, so as to complete the aesthetic and functional clinical picture by all necessary means. At the end of this approach, the initial decision, fleshed out by the elements of this analysis, becomes motivated and motivating, leading at last to this long-awaited operation, despite the fear it may inspire.

It is in this relationship of trust, with the primary aim of satisfying patients' desires without exposing them to the torments of disappointment, that the act of scheduling an operation is finally envisaged.