London Rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty (Nose Job)
Rhinoplasty is a surgical procedure in plastic surgery that is used to address medical concerns, or for reconstructive purposes. The aims of rhinoplasty can be to address a bump on the bridge of the nose (dorsal hump), reduce the width of the nose, elevate the tip and reduce the size of the tip. Each treatment plan is tailored to the induvidual to alleviate concerns / medical symptoms.
Types of Rhinoplasty:
Dr Amir Sadri offers a range of rhinoplasty procedures tailored to different aesthetic and functional needs. Explore the options below to learn more about each type of rhinoplasty.
Why do people have nose jobs?
People get nose jobs, or rhinoplasty, for a variety of reasons, including:
Breathing problems
Some people may have structural abnormalities in their nose. This can make it difficult to breathe properly. Rhinoplasty, specifically a septorhinoplasty, can correct issues, such as a deviated septum or narrow nasal passages, and improve overall breathing function.
Injury or trauma
If someone has experienced an injury or trauma to their nose, such as a broken nose, rhinoplasty may be necessary to restore the shape and function of the nose.
Congenital deformities
Some people are born with congenital deformities of the nose, such as a cleft palate or a malformed nasal structure, that can affect breathing and appearance. Rhinoplasty can help to correct these issues and improve overall quality of life.
Why Choose Dr Amir Sadri
- Consultant Plastic Surgeon at Great Ormond Street Hospital
- FRCS (Plast) Qualified
- 15+ Years’ Experience
- Specialist interest in Rhinoplasty & Facial Surgery
- Personalised Treatment Plans
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Rhinoplasty Surgery FAQs
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What is Rhinoplasty?
Rhinoplasty is a surgical procedure used to change the shape, structure or function of the nose. It may be performed for cosmetic reasons, functional concerns (such as breathing difficulties) or reconstructive purposes after injury or previous surgery.
Can rhinoplasty improve breathing and appearance?
Yes, in some cases rhinoplasty can be combined with techniques to improve nasal function and breathing, particularly if there is a structural issue inside the nose. During your consultation, Dr Amir Sadri will assess both the appearance and function of your nose and discuss the most appropriate approach for your goals.
What concerns can rhinoplasty treat?
Rhinoplasty can be used to address a range of concerns including:
- a bump on the bridge of the nose (dorsal hump)
- a wide nasal bridge
- a drooping, rounded or prominent tip
- nasal asymmetry
- a nose that feels out of proportion with other facial feature
- certain structural issues affecting breathing
Each treatment plan is tailored to the individual patient.
How long does it take to recover from rhinoplasty?
Initial recovery is usually around 1-2 weeks, and many patients return to work or normal daily activities during this period (depending on the procedure and their recovery). Swelling improves gradually over time, and the final results continue to refine over several months
When will I see the final rhinoplasty result?
You will notice changes once the initial swelling settles, but rhinoplasty results continue to improve over time. Most patients see a significant improvement in the first few months, with more refined results developing as swelling gradually resolves.
Will rhinoplasty leave visible scars?
Many rhinoplasty procedures are performed using techniques that leave little to no visible scarring, If an external incision is used, it is usually placed in a discreet area and is designed to heal as neatly as possible. Dr Amir Sadri will explain the surgical approach recommended for your case during your consultation.
Am I a good candidate for rhinoplasty?
You may be a suitable rhinoplasty candidate if:
- you are concerned about the shape or size of your nose
- you have realistic expectations
- your facial growth is complete
- you are in good general health
- you would like to improve nasal appearance, function or both
A consultation is the best way to determine suitability and discuss goals in detail.
What happens on the day of rhinoplasty?
On the day of your rhinoplasty, you will arrive at the hospital or clinic and be welcomed by the surgical team. Before the procedure, you will meet Dr Amir Sadri and the anaesthetist, who will review the surgical plan, answer any final questions, and ensure you are comfortable and fully prepared.
Rhinoplasty is usually performed under general anaesthetic, so you will be asleep throughout the procedure. Once surgery is complete, you will be taken to a recovery area where you will be monitored as you wake up. A small splint is typically placed on the nose to support healing, and you may experience some swelling, congestion, and mild discomfort in the early stages.
Most patients are able to go home the same day, although this depends on the procedure and your recovery. Before discharge, you will be given aftercare instructions, guidance on medications, and a follow-up appointment to review your healing.
What happens during a consultation?
Your rhinoplasty consultation is an opportunity to discuss your concerns, goals, and what you would like to improve about the appearance or function of your nose. Dr Amir Sadri will assess your nose in detail, including its shape, proportions, skin quality, and (where relevant) nasal function and breathing.
During the consultation, you will talk through the treatment options available, what may be realistically achievable, and whether rhinoplasty is the most appropriate procedure for your needs. The discussion may also include recovery, expected results, potential risks, and whether additional procedures (such as septorhinoplasty) may be recommended.
The aim of the consultation is to provide a personalised plan and ensure you feel fully informed before making a decision about surgery. After your consultation, you will be given clear guidance on the next steps, including pricing and how to proceed if you wish to book treatment.
How do I choose the right rhinoplasty surgeon?
When choosing a rhinoplasty surgeon, it is important to consider:
- specialist training and qualifications
- experience in facial and rhinoplasty surgery
- before and after results
- consultation approach and communication
- Whether the surgeon understands both aesthetic and functional concerns
A consultation gives you the opportunity to discuss your goals, ask questions and understand what is realistically achievable.
Choosing a Rhinoplasty Surgeon London
A professional, qualified and experienced plastic surgeon should perform a rhinoplasty because it is a complex surgical procedure that requires a high level of skill and expertise. A plastic surgeon who specializes in rhinoplasty has extensive knowledge of nasal anatomy and understands the complex relationships between the various structures of the nose, such as the bone, cartilage, and tissue.
A professional surgeon can also assess a patient’s individual needs and goals, and provide personalized recommendations for the procedure that will achieve the desired outcome. They can also ensure that the patient has realistic expectations about the procedure and can explain the potential risks and benefits involved.
In addition, a professional surgeon will have access to the latest surgical techniques and technologies, and can tailor the procedure to the patient’s specific needs and desired outcome. They can also provide ongoing support and care during the recovery process.
Overall, it’s important to choose a qualified and experienced plastic surgeon to perform a rhinoplasty to ensure the best possible outcome and reduce the risk of complications.
Dr Amir Sadri – Specialist Rhinoplasty Surgeon

Dr Amir Sadri is a specialist rhinoplasty surgeon based in London. He is widely published with over 40 peer-reviewed papers on an extensive range of plastic, reconstructive, and cosmetic surgery. He has presented work internationally in Europe and the USA.
He is a Consultant Plastic Surgeon at Great Ormond Street Hospital. This involves the reconstruction of children with cleft lip and palate and vascular anomalies. In addition, he also owns his own private clinic and his cosmetic practice includes all aspects of aesthetic surgery, but his particular interest is in rhinoplasty and facial aesthetic surgery.
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