Video Website powered by Einstein IndustriesRamin A. Behmand, MD, FACS, Cosmetic and Plastic Surgery

Patients who come to me for rhinoplasty surgery generally have a very good idea of what they don’t like about their nose. It may be a bump on the back of their nose, it may be a poorly defined tip or a bulbous tip, it may be poor tip definition, or a drooping tip, or even a wide nose. We discuss their concerns and I then discuss with them what the surgical possibilities are. If there are limitations we go over those and then we come up with a surgical plan which will allow me to deliver them the goal that they have for this operation.

The ultimate goal from rhinoplasty or nose surgery is to bring a natural balance to the face for that patient’s facial features and bring about the harmony that you would expect among the facial features.