A Quick Decision Guide
Step 1: What is your main concern?
A. My nose bridge is low / flat
B. My nose tip is round, wide or lacks definition
C. I want overall reshaping (bridge + tip)
D. I had previous rhinoplasty but not satisfied
Step 2: Follow your path
🅐 If your main concern is a LOW / FLAT BRIDGE
You may be suitable for:
Implant Rhinoplasty (Gore-Tex / Silicone)
✔ Enhances bridge height
✔ Improves side profile
✔ Suitable for simpler cases
👉 Best for first-time patients seeking subtle definition
🅑 If your concern is a BULKY / UNDEFINED TIP
You may be suitable for:
Ear Cartilage Rhinoplasty
✔ Refines and shapes nasal tip
✔ Creates softer, natural results
✔ Uses your own tissue
👉 Best for natural-looking tip enhancement
🅒 If you want FULL REFINEMENT (Bridge + Tip)
You may be suitable for:
Combined Rhinoplasty (Implant + Cartilage)
✔ Enhances bridge height
✔ Refines nasal tip
✔ Improves overall facial balance
👉 Best for balanced, noticeable improvement
🅓 If you had PREVIOUS RHINOPLASTY or want LONG-TERM STRUCTURE
You may be suitable for:
Rib Cartilage Rhinoplasty (Advanced)
✔ Strong structural support
✔ Corrects complex or revision cases
✔ Long-lasting, stable results
👉 Best for durability and natural long-term outcomes
Step 3: What kind of result do you want?
👉 Subtle & natural → Ear cartilage / conservative approach
👉 More defined profile → Implant or combined approach
👉 Long-lasting & structural → Rib cartilage
Important: There Is No “One Best Method”
The right technique depends on:
• Your facial structure
• Skin thickness
• Desired outcome
• Long-term expectations
👉 The best results come from a personalised surgical plan — not a one-size-fits-all method
Final Step: Get a Personalised Assessment
Every nose is different.
The most accurate way to know what suits you is through a doctor-led consultation, where we assess:
• Your facial proportions
• Your goals and expectations
• The most suitable technique for you
