A Nose that Fits Your Face
Rhinoplasty is more than a nose job-it’s about facial balance. We sculpt the nose to complement your unique features, while simultaneously improving breathing.
The Art of Facial Harmony
“The best rhinoplasty results are invisible. No one should notice your nose; they should notice you.”
“Our goal is not to give you a ‘perfect’ nose, but a nose that fits your ethnicity, gender, and facial structure. Whether you want to reduce a hump, refine a bulbous tip, or straighten a crooked nose, we focus on creating aesthetic balance with your chin and cheeks.”
Beauty That Breathes
“We combine Cosmetic Sculpting with Functional Airway Surgery. Many patients suffer from a deviated septum or valve collapse that makes breathing difficult.”
“During your surgery, we can correct these internal issues (Septoplasty/Turbinate Reduction) alongside the cosmetic changes. You leave with a nose that looks great and allows you to breathe freely.”
Revision Rhinoplasty
Second Chances: Revision Rhinoplasty
Has a previous surgery left you unhappy or struggling to breathe? Revision rhinoplasty is one of Dr. Yeung’s specialties. It requires a deep understanding of anatomy and scar tissue to rebuild the structural support of the nose.
We restore both the aesthetics and the function that may have been lost in prior surgeries.
The “Chin Connection” (Education)
The Chin & Nose Relationship
Sometimes a weak chin can make a nose look larger than it actually is. To achieve the ideal profile, we may discuss combining your Rhinoplasty with a Chin Implant. This strengthens the jawline and provides the perfect frame for your new nose.”
Learn more about Chin Implants.
Visual Proof (Gallery)
Rhinoplasty Before & Afters
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the recovery time for Rhinoplasty?
A: Most patients return to work or school in 7-10 days. You will wear a splint for the first week. Bruising typically resolves within two weeks.
Q: Will you break the bones during surgery?
A: Osteotomies (breaking bones) are performed only when necessary to narrow the nose or straighten a deviation. We use minimally invasive techniques whenever possible.
Q: Is Rhinoplasty painful?
A: Most patients report congestion and pressure rather than acute pain. Discomfort is easily managed with medication.
Ready to Love Your Profile?
Schedule a private consultation with Dr. Yeung to discuss your nose and breathing goals.
Do you feel your lower face lacks definition? Learn about our Neck Lift or Chin Implant.
