From ancient times to now, the nose has been an important facial feature, and the focus was largely on the shape of the nose. Whether it be an aquiline nose, beak-type, or wide-bridge, beauty standards evolved around these specific features—not to mention the physique that these features conveyed. Let’s look at an intriguing and almost surreal part of history: how the shape of one’s nose may have shifted and contributed to our ever-evolving beauty standards. Have attitudes shifted towards things like nose jobs or plastic surgery to redesign the nose? We will explore possible answers and see ho ..read more

The mere mention of a “celebrity nose job” conjures up a vision of the oh-so-familiar transformed Kardashian jawlines, but the implications of this surgery means much more than just a single trend. Celebrated nose jobs have created a whole new beauty standard that is almost impossible for the average person to achieve. The wave of celebrities sporting nose jobs has shifted our collective perception of beauty in a seismic manner. To the dismay of many, extreme beauty standards have been instilled upon us and reinforced by the power of celebrities. Let’s dive into how celebrity nose jobs have ch ..read more

Patients who come to Utah Facial Plastics surgeons know they can expect phenomenal and natural looking results. With rhinoplasty being one of our most common procedures performed, nostril reduction is becoming more popular in combination or done alone.  Nostril reduction surgery, also know as a weir excision, is a minimally invasive surgery that subtly reduces or changes the shape of the nostrils. This surgery is ideal for those who are happy with the overall shape of their nose but want to reduce the look of prominent nasal flaring. We will be discussing everything you need to know about ..read more

A rhinoplasty (nose job) can really reconstruct or change the shape of the nose. The nose is extremely complex because it not only balances out the rest of the face, but it also has to continue to be functional. Depending on what is being addressed during your own individual rhinoplasty will determine your recovery. Some rhinoplasties are more invasive than others and this is what determines the healing process. The more complex the change, means a prolonged recovery. A rhinoplasty can address many issues ranging from a small change like a small bump or divot to improving an individual’s breat ..read more

Utah Facial Plastics has been known for our expertise in facelifts and rhinoplasties for many years. Both doctors Scott Thompson and Douglas Henstrom are double board-certified in facial plastics and reconstructive surgery as well as in otolaryngology-head and neck surgery (ENT). We believe that it is of the utmost importance that individuals see a plastic surgeon that specializes in their specific area of concern. Whether you’re interested in a facelift or rhinoplasty, seeing a facial plastic surgeon who is also an ENT (ears, nose and throat) specialist has its advantages. Some great resource ..read more

When researching a rhinoplasty or “nose job” procedure you may also come across septoplasty surgery. So, what’s the difference? Rhinoplasty and septoplasty are two different surgical procedures that are done to the nose alone and are sometimes done together. If you are someone who is considering rhinoplasty or septoplasty, it is beneficial to work with an experienced, double board-certified facial plastic surgeon and ENT. At UFP both Dr. Thompson and Dr. Henstrom are double board-certified, facial plastic and reconstructive surgeons as well as otolaryngology (ENT).  When a nasal surgery l ..read more

While surgical rhinoplasty can be an immensely satisfying procedure, many patients today lean toward a nonsurgical approach to cosmetic improvement. Nonsurgical rhinoplasty is a popular procedure that we proudly perform in our comfortable offices. Here, we take an in-depth look at this treatment and what it can do to improve one’s facial aesthetic.  What is Nonsurgical Rhinoplasty? An alternative to surgical rhinoplasty for some patients, the nonsurgical procedure is performed using soft tissue fillers like Juvéderm. Soft tissue fillers work by adding volume to the deeper layers of the sk ..read more

What Will Rhinoplasty Surgery Cost Me in Utah? Rhinoplasty surgery aka “nose job surgery” is very complex in nature and is one of the most difficult cosmetic procedures to master. Therefore, it is very important to choose a surgeon who is specialized in facial anatomy. Understanding medical science, surgical art, and skill is crucial to achieve the best results and avoid complications. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) , the average cost of rhinoplasty surgery in 2019 was $5,409. There are other factors that come into play when determining cost and this varies by loc ..read more

If you are someone who has been considering a rhinoplasty (nose job) you are most likely unhappy with the aesthetic look of a certain aspect of your nose. No two nose jobs are alike and that is because no two noses are the same. Each individual patient has their own personal preference on what they would like their nose to look like. Whether a patient wants to make a small change, wants more definition, has had recent or past nasal trauma, desires greater facial balance, has trouble breathing, or all of the above, our skilled Utah rhinoplasty surgeons at Utah Facial Plastics can help. Small Tw ..read more

BBC News recently reported a rise in cosmetic procedures around the world amid the coronavirus outbreak. Patients feel it’s the perfect time for treatment as they are able to hide behind a mask or work from home while they recover. Reported popular treatments include lip fillers, Botox, facelifts and nose jobs. Texas cosmetic surgeon, Dr. Rod J Rohrich, said he has been seeing a lot more patients. “Even more than I would say is normal. We could probably operate six days a week if we wanted to. It’s pretty amazing,” he told the BBC. The increase has certainly been experienced in both of our UF ..read more