RHINOPLASTY · BEVERLY HILLSRhinoplasty in Beverly Hills, Designed for Your Face.
Lift MD Surgical offers individualized rhinoplasty in Beverly Hills under the direction of Garo Kassabian, MD, FACS. Every surgical plan is developed around the patient’s nasal anatomy, facial proportions, goals and, when relevant, breathing function.
The objective is not to create the same nose on every face. It is to refine proportion and structure while preserving the features that make each patient recognizable.
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FACIAL HARMONY
More Than a Nose in Profile.
A successful rhinoplasty should be evaluated in the context of the entire face.
Dr. Kassabian considers how proposed changes may affect facial balance from the front, profile and three-quarter views. In some patients, a relatively small structural adjustment can have a significant effect on overall harmony.
The objective is a nose that looks natural to the person—not a nose that looks surgically created.
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AN INDIVIDUALIZED APPROACH
Your Nose Should Belong to Your Face.
Rhinoplasty is one of the most individualized procedures in aesthetic surgery.
The nose sits at the center of the face, so even subtle changes can influence overall balance. Dr. Kassabian evaluates the nose in relationship to the forehead, eyes, cheeks, lips, chin and jawline—not as an isolated feature.
Surgical planning may address the bridge, nasal tip, width, projection, symmetry or other structural concerns according to the individual patient.
The goal is refinement, not uniformity.
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PRIMARY RHINOPLASTY
First-Time Rhinoplasty Surgery.
Primary rhinoplasty refers to nasal surgery performed on a patient who has not previously undergone rhinoplasty.
Because every nose has a different combination of bone, cartilage, skin thickness and facial proportions, the surgical plan is tailored accordingly.
Dr. Kassabian’s approach focuses on making the changes necessary to address the patient’s concerns while preserving structural support and individual character.
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FUNCTION + FORM
Can Rhinoplasty Improve Breathing?
For some patients, aesthetic concerns coexist with structural issues affecting nasal airflow.
When appropriate, rhinoplasty planning may include evaluation of nasal structure and function in addition to appearance. The exact treatment depends on the cause of the breathing concern and the patient’s anatomy.
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REVISION RHINOPLASTY
When Previous Rhinoplasty Needs Reassessment
Revision rhinoplasty may be considered when a patient has previously undergone nasal surgery and has persistent aesthetic, structural or functional concerns.
These cases can be more complex because prior surgery may have altered cartilage, bone, scar tissue or structural support.
An in-person evaluation is particularly important to determine what can realistically and safely be improved.
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RHINOPLASTY FOR MEN
Rhinoplasty Should Respect Masculine Facial Proportions.
Men may seek rhinoplasty for many of the same structural or functional concerns as women, but the aesthetic goals and facial relationships may differ.
Treatment planning considers the individual patient’s features, proportions and desired degree of change rather than applying a standardized aesthetic.
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RHINOPLASTY RECOVERY
What Is Rhinoplasty Recovery Like?
Recovery varies according to the type and extent of rhinoplasty performed.
Swelling and bruising are expected during the early healing period. Initial changes become visible as swelling subsides, but nasal refinement continues gradually and may evolve over many months.
Patients receive individualized postoperative instructions and follow-up based on their specific procedure.
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DIVERSE FACIAL FEATURES
Rhinoplasty Without Erasing Identity.
Facial features, skin characteristics and nasal anatomy vary widely between individuals and across backgrounds.
Rhinoplasty should respect those differences.
Dr. Kassabian’s individualized approach is intended to refine the features a patient wishes to address while preserving facial identity, proportion and characteristics that are important to the individual.
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RHINOPLASTY CANDIDACY
Who Is a Candidate for Rhinoplasty?
Rhinoplasty may be appropriate for patients who want to change the shape, proportion or structure of the nose and have realistic expectations about what surgery can achieve.
Candidacy depends on nasal anatomy, facial development, general health, prior surgery and individual goals.
For younger patients, facial growth and maturity must also be considered before elective nasal surgery.
RHINOPLASTY FAQS
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A natural-looking rhinoplasty respects the patient’s existing facial proportions and individual features. The goal is typically refinement and balance rather than creating one predetermined nose shape.
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Yes. Depending on the anatomy, rhinoplasty can modify aspects of nasal tip shape, projection, position or definition. The appropriate changes depend on the patient’s underlying cartilage and overall facial proportions.
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Rhinoplasty can alter nasal dimensions and proportions, but the appropriate amount of reduction or refinement depends on anatomy, structural support and facial balance.
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Revision rhinoplasty is nasal surgery performed after a previous rhinoplasty to address persistent or new aesthetic, structural or functional concerns.
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Initial swelling and bruising improve during the early recovery period, while more subtle swelling can take significantly longer to resolve. Final refinement develops gradually as the nose heals.
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Rhinoplasty does not have to dramatically change how someone looks. Dr. Kassabian’s approach emphasizes preserving recognizable facial characteristics while refining the nasal features the patient wishes to address.
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Yes. Lift MD Surgical works with patients traveling from outside Los Angeles and internationally. The team can help guide patients through consultation planning, accommodations and appropriate postoperative arrangements in Beverly Hills.
LIFT MD SURGICAL · BEVERLY HILLS
A Nose Designed for Your Face.
Explore an individualized approach to rhinoplasty surgery in Beverly Hills.
At Lift MD Surgical, Garo Kassabian, MD, FACS takes a personalized approach to primary and revision rhinoplasty, evaluating nasal shape, structure, proportion and facial balance rather than applying the same aesthetic to every patient.
Rhinoplasty may address concerns such as a dorsal hump, nasal width, tip shape, asymmetry or proportion while preserving the features that make your face distinctly yours. When functional concerns are present, nasal breathing and internal structure may also be considered as part of the surgical evaluation.
What Is Rhinoplasty?
Rhinoplasty is surgery designed to change the shape, structure or proportion of the nose. Depending on the patient, it may address cosmetic concerns, structural issues or both. The surgical plan is individualized based on nasal anatomy, facial proportions, breathing considerations and the patient’s goals.
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