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As specialists in rhinoplasty and cosmetic nasal surgery, we’ve created some handy guides and articles to give you even more information on nose jobs. From tips on how to find the right surgeon to medical news and emerging technologies.

Common Myths About Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty Debunked

Whether surgical rhinoplasty or non-surgical nose reshaping, they remain among the most popular aesthetic treatments in the UK. Yet, despite their growing acceptance, myths and misconceptions still surround the procedure. From fears of an “unnatural” result to confusion about recovery, misinformation often prevents people from making informed decisions about their treatment options. In this guide, […]

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Why a Specialist Approach Matters for Cosmetic Rhinoplasty

Why Expertise Makes All the Difference Cosmetic rhinoplasty is one of the most intricate and transformative aesthetic procedures available today. As the central feature of the face, the nose plays a crucial role in overall harmony and self-confidence. However, achieving natural, balanced results requires far more than just surgical skill; it calls for a specialist’s […]

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How to Choose the Best Rhinoplasty Surgeon in London

Introduction Rhinoplasty is a highly delicate and transformative procedure. Whether you are seeking subtle refinement or functional improvement, the outcome depends greatly on the skill, experience, and approach of your surgeon. London is home to many cosmetic practitioners, but not all offer the same level of expertise when it comes to rhinoplasty. Making the right […]

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The Best Time of Year to Plan Your Rhinoplasty Recovery

Rhinoplasty, often referred to as a nose job, is one of the most sought-after cosmetic procedures in the UK. Whether chosen for functional reasons, such as correcting breathing difficulties, or for aesthetic refinement, rhinoplasty requires careful consideration, not only when selecting a surgeon, but also when deciding when to undergo the procedure. The recovery period […]

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Types of Rhinoplasty

At my nose clinic in Harley Street, London and Guildford, patients come to me, Mr Julian Rowe-Jones, seeking treatment for noses of all shapes and sizes. As a Consultant Surgeon with decades of experience, I’ve carried out countless successful treatments. In this post, I’ll outline some common nose types and suggest rhinoplasty to correct them […]

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The Difficulties Of Piezo

As rhinoplasty frequently requires reshaping or repositioning the nasal bones, nose surgery has often called on the traditional method of using a hammer and chisel to break bones. Some nose jobs, however, use piezo (piezoelectric inserts), which is a new kind of rhinoplasty instrument involving ultrasound. In this post, I’ll break down how piezo works, […]

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Correcting An Over-Projected Nose

When it comes to nose jobs, a common area of concern is an over-projected nose. In this post, I’ll break down this type of concern, including how it presents, its impact, and reasons for treatment.

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Correcting An Under-Projected Nose

At my clinic, based in Guildford and in London’s famous medical and cosmetic destination of Harley Street, I consult, and have experience in many different types of nose job – both cosmetic-based, and those who have functional issues with their nose. A common treatment at my practice is that for correcting an under-projected nose. In […]

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Reasons For A Secondary Rhinoplasty

The nose has a prominent position on the face so, it’s vitally important to get it right aesthetically, working to correct any nasal deformities while enabling nasal function. A secondary rhinoplasty is a type of revision rhinoplasty. There are many reasons why a patient might book in for this type of procedure. In this post, […]

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Correcting A Twisted Nose A twisted nose – also known as a crooked nose – is one that doesn’t follow a straight line down the middle of your face. They can present very differently, varying in degrees and from person to person, and in the worst cases, can cause breathing problems.

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