Don't Trust Your Nose to Amateurs and Part-Time Rhinoplasty Surgeons!
If you want other cosmetic surgical procedures, be sure to research your options carefully. But if you want the best possible rhinoplasty (Nose Job) with the least possible risk, read on.
Your nose is the single most important defining feature of your face and overall appearance. An undesirable nasal contour can lead you to be self conscious and shy away from interpersonal and professional pursuits. To that end, even the most minor corrective nasal surgery can have a dramatic affect on the way you look and feel.
Rhinoplasty (aesthetic nasal sculpting) is universally recognized as the most elegant but most difficult of all plastic procedures. It demands careful preoperative analysis, good technical execution of a surgical plan and continued follow-up over many years.
No two noses are ever alike. Attaining a superb surgical outcome requires a detailed knowledge of variations in nasal structural anatomy as well as an intricate understanding of how each surgical manoeuvre influences outcome, both now and in the years to come. This type of understanding can only be achieved with years of experience and a special interest in this type of surgery.
Many nasal surgeons do not understand the impact of cosmetic rhinoplasty on your ability to breathe. Excellent outcomes demand not only an improvement in appearance but also an improvement in the ability to breathe freely through your nose.
No one wants to look like they have had an operation. At the Toronto Rhinoplasty Clinic we strive to provide each of our patients with a beautiful nose that looks natural and "unoperated".
If you want to make a positive change – inside and out – please call us at one of our two conveniently located offices or by clicking the contact tab on this website.
Dr. Hacker is the Chief of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery for the William Osler Health System which includes Etobicoke General Hospital, Brampton Civic Hospital and Peel Memorial Hospital. He is also the Chair of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery at the Ontario Medical Association and is an adjunct lecturer in the Department of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery ... Read more
