Your surgeon will examine your nose and discus the purpose of the operation, as the approach and surgery undertaken will depend on whether the approach is medical or cosmetic.

There are different types of rhinoplasty that can be performed with changes to; the ridge, the tip, the width, the bridge, the length or the septum.

The Free consultation will last 20-45 minutes and the surgeon will be at your beck and call to answer any questions you may have or allay any fears that might be causing anxiety. The surgeon will also discuss how the operation works, the aftercare involved and what results can be expected.

We will invite you to attend a pre-operative assessment where your nurse will invite you to take part in a series of medical checks to ensure you are healthy and are fit enough for the surgery.

All patients will be tested for MRSA and there may also be some blood and urine test administered, however, you needn’t worry, we just want to make sure you are getting the best possible service from Pall Mall.

The most important part of this pre-Rhinoplasty assessment is taking photos of your nose so that we have the medical records of how it looked prior to the surgery.

In this way, we will be able to successfully show you your transformation as well as keep track for medical purposes. The nurse is there to help you during the appointment so ask questions and express concerns so that you can feel confident about your procedure.

Upon your arrival at our state-of-the-art private hospital, you will be shown to your spacious and comfortable en-suite room. Your surgeon will then come to see you and make sure you’re in good health for the surgery before asking for your consent for a final time.

The team will then take into the theatre for the operation, that will be around 1.5 to 3 hours during which time you will be sedated with a general anaesthetic.

We offer a range of post-surgery cover for our patients and we assure anyone that they are more than welcome to visit our clinics as often as they would like to make sure they are happy with their outcome.

From a personal perspective, you should look to stay away from social areas for around 2 weeks after the surgery to avoid catching a cold, whilst strenuous activity needs to be avoided for 4-6 weeks.

Our team also recommends resting in an upright position for at least a few days after the op.