The total number of rhinoplasties in UK over one year (1st July 2022 to 30th June 2023) is 4145 according to Private Healthcare Information Network (PHIN) which looks at hospital episodes statistics. This represents the highest increase in numbers since 2015. See Statistics on number of annual rhinoplasties in UK 2010-2022.   The number of cosmetic procedures in a UK National Audit published by BAAPS (British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons) reveals a 102% rise in procedures in 2022. Rhinoplasty has seen a 72% increase, and it is now the most popular cosmetic procedure in m ..read more

Rhinoplasty or a ‘nose job’ is the most requested aesthetic surgical procedure by teens. For older people, there is no age limit and any person who feels the need to improve appearance and function of their nose can choose to have rhinoplasty surgery. The minimum age is when the person has achieved physical and emotional maturity. The rules and regulations vary in different countries and in the UK, if you are looking to have a nose job done for aesthetic/cosmetic reasons you need to be 18 years old and over. The nose develops rapidly around the ages of 12-13 in girls and 13-14 in boys, and it ..read more

Rhinoplasty is a surgical procedure that helps to improve the appearance and function of the nose. With modern technologies, it has become easier to get precise rhinoplasty and more predictable results. Every person and every nose are unique and the surgery needs to be tailored to the individual. The surgeon needs to have the experience and understanding of the aesthetics and anatomy. Why is it Important to Choose the Right Surgeon? Choosing the right surgeon is most important. At Rhinoplasty London we led the way in super specialisation. This ensures the best possible results. There is a ris ..read more

Rhinoplasty surgery is one of the most challenging operations in plastic surgery. The anatomy of the nose is intricate and extremely diverse. This hollow structure has soft tissue overlying flexible cartilages and often thin bone. Preserving the anatomy and changing the appearance by repositioning the structures with no margin for error makes this a procedure which can only be performed by experts. Every nose, like every face is unique and there is no universal surgery that can be applied to all. An expert rhinoplasty surgeon has the understanding and knowledge of the function of the nose and ..read more

Rhinoplasty has a high satisfaction rate. If you have spent years obsessing over your nose, good results from this operation can boost your self-confidence and balance your facial features. Rhinoplasty is within the top six most popular cosmetic surgery for women. Is this life-changing decision worth it? Rhinoplasty is considered by many plastic surgeons to be the most difficult type of cosmetic surgery and it takes considerable training and experience to get predictable results. Rhinoplasty results are permanent, though there are normal subtle changes over time due to the aging process. Whe ..read more

If you are considering having rhinoplasty, or you’re scheduled to have rhinoplasty, no doubt you’ll have a lot of questions. Besides planning your surgery date you might be wondering what you should do straight after your surgery. What actually happens once you’ve woken up from surgery and discharged from the care of your surgeon? How do you look after yourself to ensure the best possible outcome? What is important to know after surgery You will: Experience some ooze in the first 1- 2 days and congestion Feel tired to a variable degree after anaesthesia. Need to rest and not over exert yours ..read more

Originally published on the RealSelf website here. I have disliked my nose since I was about 12 years old. I felt like it was too big for my face and I hated my profile. Last year (at the age of 24) I decided that it was time to look into what options I had. I did extensive research and had my e-consultation with Dr. East in November. During my first meeting with Dr. East, I could immediately tell that he not only was experienced and highly professional, but that he perfectly understood what I wanted to change/ improve. Dr. East is also very friendly and easy to speak to, I immediately felt l ..read more

Introduction The principles of preservation rhinoplasty are to respect conserve or restore the soft tissue envelope ligaments, minimize the resection of cartilage through reorientation and to keep the dorsal continuity of the patient’s own bridge. The origins of the operation date back to the beginning of the 20th century.¹ Although initially described as an endonasal procedure, preservation rhinoplasty can be performed via open or closed approaches. Crooked or deviated noses pose a specific challenge, as many of the elements in a deviated nose are not symmetric and therefore not ideal for pre ..read more

Non-essential surgeries, such as rhinoplasties, were placed on hold during the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, but facial plastic surgeons such as Mr Charles East have been preparing for the return of elective procedures with safety at the heart of all decisions regarding patient care. Read on for his explanation of what these safety measures involve for patients wishing to undergo rhinoplasty surgery during the coronavirus pandemic. When are you looking to return to performing rhinoplasty surgery following the pandemic? To facilitate adequate emergency resources, all non-essential surgery in ..read more

The term “deformity” may suggest something disfiguring, but actually, it’s used by medical professionals to describe “normal” anatomy issues. Worries about breathing capability or nose appearance affect many people, and as leading London rhinoplasty and facial surgeon Ms Badia explains, there are various causes, symptoms and treatments for nasal issues. Whether you’re seeking help for functional or aesthetic reasons, Ms Badia can help you reach your goal. The term “deformity” Sometimes, in people’s minds, the word deformity suggests something quite disfiguring. But in reality, a deformity may ..read more