Primary
Rhinoplasty

“Wow, you look amazing! What’s your secret?” — that’s what women often hear after choosing the Natural Look rhinoplasty. This technique gives the nose a shape and volume that match the patient’s wishes while staying perfectly balanced with her facial features. The result looks so natural that even close friends often can’t tell what exactly has changed. It’s a rare approach, since it requires the surgeon to have both skill and a refined artistic sense.

Barbie Nose is a popular nose reduction procedure. However, it should be approached with care — on faces with strong or expressive features, an overly small nose can look unnatural and make the face appear voluminous. A surgeon with a refined aesthetic sense will help you find the perfect balance and proportions.

Using obsolete fillers can sometimes lead to unpredictable results or complications. This is why many patients seek correction. The procedure is a two-stage process. First, the surgeon carefully removes all filler, and then reshapes the nose using modern techniques. Although this is considered a primary rhinoplasty, in practice it corrects the effects of previous procedures.

Thread procedures can disrupt the delicate cartilage framework of the nose and lead to dense scar formation. Surgical correction that restores the nasal anatomy and aesthetics after such procedures is still considered primary rhinoplasty.

In addition to his personal collection of 80 high-end surgical instruments, Dr. Grigoriak uses an ultrasonic piezoelectric device in rhinoplasty.

This advanced tool allows to reshape the nasal bones with precision down to a third of a millimetre, without damaging the surrounding soft tissues. As a result, recovery after rhinoplasty is usually smoother, faster and involves less swelling.

After surgery, a small plaster cast will be applied for 7–10 days. You may experience moderate swelling, temporary loss of smell and some nasal congestion due to the swelling. Bruising and small hematomas are less common. Usually, after 2–3 days, you can return to your normal routine with a few restrictions. The first results will be visible as soon as the plaster cast is removed. Within a year, the tissues will adapt and the nose will gradually take its final, refined shape.

To ensure a smooth recovery, it is important to follow these recommendations:

•  Avoid wearing glasses for 2–3 months after the cast is removed.
• Take the prescribed medications.
• Avoid physical activity for one month.
• Avoid heat treatments, such as saunas and hot baths for two months.
• Avoid bending forward or positions that increase blood flow to the face.

You will receive a detailed list of recommendations after the surgery. Feel free to contact your doctor at any time if you have questions or concerns. Patients from other cities can visit the doctor online during the recovery period.