Rhinoplasty to correct the dorsal hump and droopy nasal tip of a younger woman

Rhinoplasty alters nasal bones and cartilage to acheive a desired appearance. A bump or hump, especially on side view, is a common concern of many rhinoplasty patients. Rhinoplasty reduces the bump to help the nose be better balanced with the face.

This Washington DC rhinoplasty patient complained of a bump on the nose and consulted with several plastic surgeons until meeting Dr. Chaboki. She liked his conservative approach to nasal surgery. Examination revealed a dorsal hump and a droopy tip. She underwent closed, preservation rhinoplasty to help reduce attention to the nose. The nose is now better balanced with her face, and she is thrilled with her natural results.