Rhinoplasty New Jersey

Otherwise known as a "nose job," rhinoplasty with Dr. Aydin is a fantastic way to improve facial harmony and the function of your nose.

Love Your Reflection With a Nose Job in NJ

Many people struggle with not being fond of their nose, and first thing every day, there it is, looking back at us in the mirror. Whether due to simple genetics or an injury when younger, it can be hard to feel good about your appearance when you don’t like the look of your nose. But it doesn’t have to be something you live with; Dr. Aydin can reshape your nose with rhinoplasty in New Jersey.

What Is Rhinoplasty?

Rhinoplasty, often referred to as a nose job or nose reshaping, is a classic procedure in cosmetic surgery. This surgery aims to harmonize your nose with the rest of your facial features by reshaping it and smoothing out any bumps or irregularities. Additionally, rhinoplasty can enhance the functional aspect of the nose, improving breathing that may have been compromised by injury or trauma.

Are You a Candidate for Rhinoplasty?

As with any surgery, patients opting for nose surgery must be in good health, non-smokers, and have reached the end of their facial growth. Beyond that, candidates for rhinoplasty usually have one of three reasons for wanting the surgery.

Breathing Problems

Some people are born with constricted nasal passages, making breathing more difficult. Rhinoplasty, combined with septoplasty, can alleviate these problems by removing cartilage and opening the airway.

Injury

Whether it was a pickup football game, a car wreck, or other trauma, your nose may have been disfigured and its function impaired. Rhinoplasty can return it to its former shape and position.

Appearance

The number one reason is simple aesthetics: you don’t like the look of your nose. Here are some of the most common reasons.

Your nose isn’t proportional to the rest of your face.
Your nose is too wide.
Your nose is too thin and small.
There is a bump or ridge on your nasal profile.
Your tip droops downward.
Your nose isn’t centered.
The tip of your nose is enlarged.
Your nostrils are exposed or overly flared.
A previous injury has made your nose asymmetrical.

Why Choose Dr. Aydin?

Dr. N. Bill Aydin is a double-board certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon with nearly two decades of experience transforming the face and body utilizing only the safest and most advanced techniques. Celebrated for his exceptional precision and artistic touch, Dr. Aydin ensures results that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also natural-looking. His patient-centric approach emphasizes luxury and individualized attention, managing every aspect of the surgical process right through to comprehensive post-operative care.

Operating from the cutting-edge Aydin Center for Plastic Surgery, Skincare, & Lasers in New Jersey, Dr. Aydin's reputation as a top-rated, award-winning surgeon has garnered him numerous accolades, including the distinction of being a Castle Connolly Top Doctor, positioning him in the top 7% of U.S. physicians. His dedication to excellence is solidified by his commitment to superior outcomes and patient satisfaction in rhinoplasty and beyond.

What to Expect During the Procedure

Dr. Aydin performs rhinoplasty using two methods: open and closed. During your consultation, the two of you will discuss which option works best for your particular situation.

Open Rhinoplasty

As the name implies, in open rhinoplasty, the incision is made outside the nose, across the columella, the small strip of skin and cartilage between the nostrils. The soft tissue is lifted off the top of the nose, exposing the structural support beneath. Dr. Aydin then reshapes and sculpts the bone and cartilage to the desired shape. If additional cartilage is needed to augment the nose, it can be taken from the septum. When finished, the skin and tissue are redraped back over the bone and cartilage. Open rhinoplasty leaves a very small scar beneath the nose, which is barely noticeable.

Closed Rhinoplasty

In the closed method, all incisions are made inside the nostrils. This method is used when resizing the nose or removing nasal obstructions. If the nose is to be reduced, Dr. Aydin will fracture the nasal bones. If the object is to increase the size, cartilage from the septum or other locations (or silastic implants) will be used. As in open surgery, the soft tissue is lifted away and re-draped once the surgery is complete.

I had my rhinoplasty with Dr. Aydin, and it was a great experience. It started with Miray, who was the first person I met. She made the process clear and helped organize everything I would need. Dr. Aydin provided a great result, and the other medical staff were all very professional.

—Dominick A.

Rhinoplasty Recovery in NJ

Rhinoplasty is performed as an outpatient procedure. When you return home, Dr. Aydin will have placed a splint to help your nose hold its new shape. There will be pain and swelling, but they will be manageable with medication. After about a week, the splint will be removed, but your nose will continue to be swollen for up to two weeks. Swelling can come and go in the first year after your surgery, being evident in the morning and fading as the day progresses. Contact lenses can be worn immediately, but glasses will need to be taped to your forehead or propped up on your cheeks for up to seven weeks. Most people feel much better in two days or so and can return to work in a week. Strenuous activity, however, is out for several weeks.

Rhinoplasty FAQ

Can a nose job improve breathing problems?

Yes, a nose job can improve breathing issues if they are caused by structural abnormalities in the nose, such as a deviated septum. During the procedure, Dr. Aydin can adjust the nasal structure to enhance airway flow, addressing functional problems along with aesthetic concerns.

How long does recovery from a nose job take?

Recovery times can vary, but generally, patients can expect to see significant improvement within the first two weeks. Most swelling and bruising will diminish during this period, although minor swelling may persist for up to a year. Most patients return to normal activities within 1-2 weeks but should avoid strenuous activities for at least 4-6 weeks.

What is the price of a nose job in New Jersey?

The starting price for a rhinoplasty with Dr. Aydin is $10,000. We also offer payment plans and financing options to make paying for your procedure as easy as possible.

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Ready to Reshape Your Nose?

Start your journey to a more balanced and refined nose with our 100% HIPAA-compliant e-consultation. Once you submit your form, our surgical coordinator will contact you to answer any questions and provide you with a detailed price quote. Don’t wait to achieve the facial harmony you’ve always desired—complete the e-consultation now and take the first step toward a rhinoplasty in NJ with Dr. Aydin.