Rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty can be an effective option for individuals who would like to change the shape and appearance of their nose. Alterations to the nasal bridge, tip, nostrils, or other areas can have an effect on the overall facial aesthetic and help patients address concerns they may have had with their appearance. In addition, rhinoplasty can address functional issues, including a deviated septum and nasal breathing problems.
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Asian Rhinoplasty
Dr. Okamoto is highly-experienced in nose reshaping procedures for patients of Asian descent. Many Asian individuals would like to address certain aesthetic features or structural nasal issues without sacrificing specific ethnic characteristics. Advanced Asian Rhinoplasty procedures can effectively address these goals.
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Revision Rhinoplasty
A revision rhinoplasty is designed to improve cosmetic concerns that you may be experiencing after undergoing an initial rhinoplasty performed by another plastic surgeon. With this procedure, Dr. Okamoto can address disappointment with the aesthetic results following a primary rhinoplasty to produce outcomes more in keeping with your expectations.
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Liquid Rhinoplasty
Liquid Rhinoplasty is a non-surgical nose enhancement procedure. This option utilizes injectable dermal fillers to augment specific areas of the nose, such as the bridge or tip. Liquid rhinoplasty offers immediate results and can be performed right here in our office.
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If you would like more information on our comprehensive rhinoplasty options, or if you would like to schedule a consultation with Dr. Okamoto, please contact us today.
*Individual results may vary
Our board-certified Fremont plastic surgeon, Dr. Eric Okamoto, is extensively trained and experienced with procedures designed to address cosmetic or functional concerns with the nose. Rhinoplasty treatments can be ideal for patients who have had lifelong issues with the appearance of their nose, helping them to enhance their nasal aesthetic and increase their self-confidence as well. Some rhinoplasty techniques can also help patients who have structural nasal problems that prevent them from breathing normally.