NOSE procedure

Septorhinoplasty.

Combined attention to nasal form and septal structure where clinically appropriate.

A considered starting point

Understanding septorhinoplasty.

Every procedure is considered individually, with time to discuss your goals, anatomy, available options and the recovery involved.

The procedure

Your surgeon will explain what the procedure may involve and how the approach is tailored to your anatomy and goals.

Options and alternatives

A consultation is the right place to discuss alternatives, limitations and whether a procedure may be appropriate for you.

Recovery planning

Recovery requirements, support at home and follow-up care form an important part of your decision-making.

Consultation and planning

A specialist consultation includes medical history, examination, and discussion of options, limitations, and risks. No outcome can be guaranteed.

Recovery

Recovery time varies with the procedure and the individual. Written aftercare instructions and scheduled review appointments form part of routine care.

Your care pathway

Clear steps, tailored to you.

Consultation

Discuss your history, goals and questions before making a decision.

Planning

If a procedure is appropriate, your plan, consent process and practical arrangements are explained.

Recovery support

Written aftercare, review appointments and clinic contact information support your recovery.

Questions to ask

Useful discussion points for your consultation.

What does recovery usually involve?

Recovery differs according to the procedure and the individual. Your surgeon will discuss aftercare, activity restrictions and review appointments for your plan.

Will there be a scar?

Scarring is an expected part of surgery. The likely location and the factors that influence healing should be discussed before you decide whether to proceed.

How are fees discussed?

A written estimate is provided after a surgical plan has been discussed. Surgeon, hospital and anaesthetic fees may be separate components.

What are the risks?

All surgery carries risk. Your surgeon will discuss the risks, alternatives and limitations relevant to your procedure and circumstances.