Rhinoplasty is for individuals who want to reshape their nose to better match their facial features or to improve nasal function. But more than that, it's for people who are ready to make a personal change - not to copy someone else, but to feel more in touch with their beauty, be aligned with themselves, and to discover a new, intricately calculated facial aesthetic.

You may be a good candidate if you:
- Are over 18 and your nose has completed its growth - Want to feel confident about the way your nose ‘fits’ in your face - Feel your nose is out of balance with the rest of your face, and want a natural way to achieve facial cohesion - Are mentally and emotionally prepared, with realistic expectations - Do not smoke or are willing to stop during the recovery phase - Do not have medical conditions that could impair healing

Hump Reduction:
1. Excess bone and cartilage from the nasal bridge are shaved down to create a smoother, more refined slope.
2. Prominent, slim and straight noses are attractive. Sometimes the bone on the top and middle of the nose overgrows to give a hump. Even slight changes in size will throw facial proportions out of harmony.
3. Hump reduction is a procedure to shave off that excess bone and readjust the cartilage framework. The procedure will give a nice slanting slope to your nose. In some large noses, reduction of a hump make the nasal tip appear larger than before.
4. So a ‘tip-plasty’ has to be incorporated in the procedure for large noses with a hump.

Augmentation:
1. Flat nasal bridges (common in Asian or ethnic noses) are elevated using grafts — from your own cartilage or synthetic implants — to add height and projection.
2. flatter nose can be very detrimental for an otherwise attractive face. Small flat nose – In small flat noses, the flat area of the nose in between the eyes may be augmented with ‘grafts’. The grafts used to achieve projection could be bone, cartilage from your body or silicone implants.
3. Large flat nose – They often have larger and wider nostrils along with a flat nose. The anatomy makes it difficult to correct the projection alone and you will need to correct the nostril areas as well to balance the new height of the nose. Columella also needs some structural support to achieve and maintain its new height.