Primary rhinoplasty focuses on restoring a balanced nasal appearance, free from asymmetry and other imperfections. Dr. Fournier can use a closed or open technique, depending on your individual needs and scarring preferences.
Functional nose surgery addresses issues that impair breathing, including a deviated septum, nasal valve collapse, or enlarged turbinates. The procedure improves comfort and quality of life by alleviating symptoms such as snoring, sinusitis, and headaches.
If you have experienced complications after a primary rhinoplasty or are unhappy with your results for any reason, Dr. Fournier can perform revision surgery with meticulous attention to detail, improving both form and function.
Dr. Fournier uses specialized techniques geared toward the male anatomy, restoring nasal balance while ensuring the profile remains strong, attractive, and masculine. He can address a wide range of concerns, including an oversized dorsal hump, wide nostrils, or imperfections in the nasal tip.
Rhinoplasty can be performed for teenagers once the nose has finished growing. This typically happens around 15 or 17 for girls and 16 to 18 for boys. Nose surgery can restore confidence and a positive self-image for younger patients who want to be their best selves out in the world.
Ethnic rhinoplasty for those of Hispanic, Middle Eastern, African, or Asian descent offers a non-Westernized approach to nose contouring, emphasizing the preservation of heritage and background while eliminating flaws that cause self-consciousness.
