What is an attractive nose?  Quite simply, it is a nose that fits your face.  It is a natural looking nose that achieves a harmonious balance with your other facial features.  If you feel that your nose is not a good fit, you may benefit from cosmetic surgery of the nose, also called Rhinoplasty.  Rhinoplasty can enhance the shape, size and general appearance of your nose.

IS RHINOSPLASTY RIGHT FOR ME?

Rhinoplasty can be performed on men and women of almost any age.  However, it's usually recommended that  young people wait until facial growth is complete - about age 13 or 14 for girls and 14 or 15 for boys.  If you are a teenager, having the procedure should be your own idea.  

You may be a good candidate for Rhinoplasty if you have any of the following conditions:

• Your nose appears too large for your face
• There is  a bump or depression on the nasal bridge when viewed in profile.
• The nose seems too wide when viewed from the front.
• The nasal tip droops or plunges
• The tip is thickened or enlarged.
• The nostrils are excessively flared.
• Your nose is off-center or crooked.
• A previous injury has made your nose asymmetrical.
• You have an airway obstruction that impairs breathing.

FEELING REALLY GOOD ABOUT YOURSELF MAY BE AS EASY AS "THE NOSE ON YOUR FACE".  MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TODAY TO DISCOVER WHAT DEGREE OF IMPROVEMENT YOU MAY EXPERIENCE!

This information is intended to act only as an introduction to the Rhinoplasty procedure, it is not a substitute for the in depth information you will receive during your consultation visit with Dr. Peterson who, as a board certified Plastic Surgeon, has over 20 years of experience performing this procedure.

A detailed brochure is available through Dr. Peterson's office. Your personal wishes and questions may be submitted either by E-MAIL plasticsurgeryhouston@msn.com or with a quick phone call to Dr. Peterson's office to schedule an appointment. Your inquiries are kept strictly confidential.

Robert Dickey Peterson, MD.  (281) 893-4144
Email to plasticsurgeryhouston@msn.com
Texas Medical Arts Tower, Red Oak Drive, Suite 500.  Houston, Texas.