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Mr Rowe-Jones specialises in rhinoplasty (cosmetic nose surgery)

Mr Julian Rowe-Jones (GMC 3180961) is a consultant facial plastic surgeon who performs rhinoplasty and nothing else. He sees patients in Guildford, in Chelsea and on Harley Street in London for cosmetic nose reshaping, breathing problems and revision surgery after an operation elsewhere.

Rhinoplasty is the medical term for a cosmetic surgery procedure performed to change the shape of the nose. The nose reshaping procedure may involve correcting a hump or dip, or refining the shape, position or size of the nasal tip in order to achieve a more natural and aesthetically pleasing appearance.

As Mr Rowe-Jones specialises only in rhinoplasty procedures, he has an unsurpassed reputation for surgical excellence whilst creating natural-looking, individual noses.

He will also tell you if he doesn’t think surgery is right for you. Some noses won’t change in the way a patient hopes, and he would rather say so at the consultation than operate.

Mr Rowe-Jones and his team combine this with the highest possible levels of patient care, sensitivity and support.

His clinics at Harley Street and in Chelsea are also equipped with the latest imaging technology, so when possible, you can see what your new nose will look like before any surgery is performed.

At your consultation, we photograph your face and can use 3D imaging to show a simulation of possible changes. It’s a way to talk through what you’d like, not a guarantee of the result.

“The result is even better than I imagined – a very subtle change that still makes a big difference”

Julian Rowe-Jones
Consultant Facial Plastic Surgeon

Mr Rowe-Jones qualified from St Thomas’ Hospital Medical School in 1986 and trained in London teaching hospitals, becoming a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England in 1992. He was a consultant surgeon at the Royal Surrey County Hospital until 2015, when he moved to private practice to focus on rhinoplasty.

He has chaired the European Rhinoplasty Society and the fellowship committee of the European Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery. He is board-certified by the European and International Boards of Facial Plastic Surgery, examines for the European Board, and still teaches other surgeons, including on the Royal College of Surgeons’ masterclass on professional behaviour in cosmetic surgery.

  1. Most people take one to two weeks off work. The splint comes off after about a week, and bruising and swelling settle over the first fortnight. Avoid the gym and flying for two weeks, and contact sport and glasses for six. The final shape takes 12 to 18 months to settle as swelling over the tip goes down.

  2. Yes, when the blockage is structural, such as a bent septum or a narrow airway. A septorhinoplasty corrects the inside of the nose and can change its shape in the same operation.

  3. Yes. Mr Rowe-Jones regularly performs revision rhinoplasty for patients who have had one or more operations elsewhere. These cases take careful assessment, so bring any notes from your earlier surgery to your consultation.

  4. He consults at three clinics: 6A Pewley Way in Guildford, Cadogan Clinic on Sloane Street in Chelsea, and 152 Harley Street in London. Call 020 7118 3553 to book at any of them.