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Undergoing rhinoplasty — also known as a “nose job” — might be for cosmetic purposes, but it can also address breathing issues that result from structural defects.

It used to be that the road to anti-aging was paved only with surgical procedures, which while very effective, simply aren’t for everyone.

Why Are Dermal Fillers Used?

Aging, sun exposure, medications and genetics can all play a role in the development of facial wrinkles, lines and creases.

The size and shape of your nose sets the tone for the rest of the face as it anchors your facial appearance and greatly affects how your profile looks.

Deep creases and wrinkles that have formed on your face can make you look older, angry when you’re not, or tired even after you’ve had a good night’s sleep.

Your face is precious, and when you’re considering facial plastic surgery, such as eyelid surgery, facelift, rhinoplasty, otoplasty, chin implants, or facial fat transfer, it's important to use a highly qualified and experienced plastic surgeon who is board certified.

As we age, our skin loses collagen and elasticity. As a result, unattractive wrinkle lines can mar the forehead area. Frown lines appearing between the brows and across the upper brow area can make you appear angry, worried, or too severe or downbeat.

Ears that are misshapen or in an unnatural position can look unattractive. Ears that are too large in relation to the face and head, those that protrude, and ears that have irregular shapes can leave many people feeling less confident and more self-conscious.

The nose is the centerpiece of the face, and it anchors all the other facial features.

Facial rejuvenation consists of different cosmetic treatments which restore a youthful, blemish-free appearance to the human face.