Procedures · Rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty is one of the most delicate, detail-focused procedures in plastic surgery, requiring advanced surgical skill and artistic vision. With more than 250 rhinoplasties a year, our surgeons focus on balanced, natural results that still look like you.
Dr. Peyman Solieman, MD & Dr. Jason Litner, MD, FRCSC

What rhinoplasty can address
Smoothing a hump or bump, straightening a crooked line.
Refining a wide or bulbous tip and giving it proper support.
Bringing flare and width into proportion with the face.
Septoplasty and functional work when the airway needs it.
Dr. Litner and Dr. Solieman examine your nose together, review computer imaging with you, and agree on one plan before surgery day. Two experienced eyes on every decision, from the first sketch to the final follow-up.
Recovery at a glance
Rest at home and follow your recovery plan.
Most patients are back to work and social plans.
Swelling settles and your result keeps refining.
Every recovery is different. Your surgeons will give you a personal plan.
That is the goal of every rhinoplasty here. Small, precise adjustments refine your proportions so the result brings your features into balance and fits naturally with your face.
Open rhinoplasty uses a small incision on the columella, giving your surgeons more visibility and control. It is often recommended for complex cases or detailed structural changes. Closed rhinoplasty is done through incisions inside the nose, so there are no visible external scars, and it suits subtle reshaping with a more streamlined recovery. Your surgeons will recommend the right approach at your consultation.
Yes. If a deviated septum is affecting your airflow, septoplasty can be combined with rhinoplasty to improve both breathing and appearance.
The cost depends on your goals and the complexity of the surgery. We go over all costs at your consultation · Financing available.
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